It manages 55% of the industrial zones in the country
Abu Dhabi Ports supports 200,000 job opportunities in the UAE
Abu Dhabi Ports contributes mainly to supporting the national economy.
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Mohammed Al Shamsi: "The group's investments consolidate Abu Dhabi's position, as a major supporter of regional trade and logistics."
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The CEO of Abu Dhabi Ports Group, Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamsi, stated that the group contributes mainly to supporting the national economy, noting that it contributed 13.7% of the non-oil GDP of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi during the past year, while supporting more than 200,000 job opportunities in The Emirates manage 55% of the total industrial areas in the country.
Al Shamsi stated that the group is looking forward to exploring opportunities and partnerships in the regional and international markets, pointing out that it has signed several global partnership agreements through which it shares its experiences and best practices it adopts, with a focus on developing vital centers and an advanced regional transport network.
main supporter
Al Shamsi said that the group's investments contribute to consolidating the position of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, as a major supporter of regional trade and logistics services, which increases the attractiveness and capabilities of the existing trade lines between East and West.
He added that the Abu Dhabi Ports Group's partnerships embody a remarkable international expansion for the group, as it works through the development and management of these important expansions to build a regional network for the transfer of knowledge and expertise that contributes to strengthening the regional economy and achieving sustainable growth.
global expansion
The CEO of Abu Dhabi Ports Group pointed out that the strategic partnership agreements recently signed by the group, with the Aqaba Development Company in Jordan, come within the framework of the close brotherly relations and historical ties between the two countries, and contribute to promoting sustainable economic growth through the development of integrated transport infrastructure projects. Logistics and tourism in Jordan.
He added that these partnerships support Abu Dhabi Ports' plans for global expansion by utilizing the strategic location of Aqaba and its promising potential as a regional center within the Red Sea region, by facilitating the movement of cruise ships coming from all European countries bordering the Mediterranean, whose travelers are keen to visit the Triangle region. Golden in Jordan «Aqaba - Wadi Rum - Petra City».
new opportunities
Al Shamsi explained that the partnerships aim to open the door to new opportunities for investment and cooperation in the fields of trade and tourism between the UAE and Jordan, through the development of integrated infrastructure for trade and transport, which in turn contributes to revitalizing and diversifying the economy and providing new job opportunities that support the trade sector, benefiting from the strategic location. Aqaba and its growth potential as a regional center in the Red Sea region.
• The Group contributed 13.7% of Abu Dhabi's non-oil GDP in 2020.
Partnership Agreements
Abu Dhabi Ports Group recently signed a number of important partnership agreements, including an agreement to develop and operate a multi-purpose terminal in Safaga Port in Egypt, and an agreement with Diyar Al Muharraq and Eagle Hills Diyar to explore opportunities for developing and operating a new cruise ship terminal in Bahrain. In addition to a strategic partnership agreement with the Turkish Sovereign Wealth Fund to explore investment opportunities to develop and operate ports and coordinate joint efforts to study a number of investment projects in the logistics sector in Turkey, in addition to signing a memorandum of understanding with the General Company for Ports in Iraq with the aim of developing cooperation and partnership relations in the field of maritime transport. .
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