YAHYA AL SALMI (OMAN) : Asyad Ports Company, a subsidiary of the Asyad Group, has announced an increase of 88 percent in the volumes of handling during its 2022 operations. There was a 15
ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group has announced plans to increase its fleet by purchasing five bulk ships and three crude oil tankers. These vessel purchases will complement the recently inked agreements as part
COLOMBO : A Chinese state-owned firm said on Monday it plans to take its investment in Sri Lanka to $2 billion by building a major logistics hub. Sri Lanka is looking to kickstart its
RIYADH : Saudi Arabia’s Ports recorded a 17.57 percent increase in cargo throughput volumes to 2.01 million 20-foot equivalent units in the first quarter of 2023, compared to 1.71 million TEUs in the year-ago
SINGAPORE : PSA has partnered with Beibu-Gulf Port Group, and COSCO Shipping Group to form a joint venture (JV) company in China’s Guangxi Qinzhou Port District investing in wind and solar energy production! Clean
BEIJING : Since being re-elected as President for a third term, Xi is using BRI debt leverage and deft trade diplomacy with Europe establishing a military network. With Beijing eyeing ports on the west
BELGIUM : PSA Breakbulk officially launched the Port of Antwerp’s first Project Cargo Ecosystem in Belgium on 19 April 2023. The opening event was attended by partners, clients, representatives of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, and other stakeholders.
NEW DELHI : Israel has no concerns about the Adani Group’s plans to expand its presence in the country after taking over the strategic Haifa port as it is a “good deal” that could
ABU DHABI : Container vessel SAFEEN Pride has arrived at Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait, marking the launch of AD Ports Group’s new weekly container and Ro-Ro service between Khalifa Port and Kuwait. The SAFEEN
ANTWERP : First quarter throughput at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges dropped by 4.5% on-year, reflecting changing European trade flows. The port said that Q1 throughput of 68.7m tonnes was due to continuing geopolitical and