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24/04/2025 04:38 AST
Salalah Port has received five modern dual-fuel methanol-powered container vessels from Maersk's fleet, marking a significant milestone in the port's infrastructure development and readiness to accommodate the latest environmentally friendly ships.
The arrival of these advanced vessels demonstrates Salalah Port's adaptability to rapid transformations in the maritime industry, particularly regarding environmental standards and emission reductions.
This event also highlights the ongoing partnership between the port and Maersk, underscoring Salalah Port's pivotal role in supporting sustainable supply chains at regional and global levels. The port continues to strengthen its position as an advanced logistics hub that meets modern environmental sustainability requirements.
Notably, Salalah Port was designed to be sustainable and scalable for future growth, aligning with developments in maritime trade and the integration of technology in operational processes. Its strategic location near major global shipping routes connecting the East and the West has positioned it among the world's top transshipment ports, offering time and distance efficiencies along with specialized facilities for container vessel operations.
Times of Oman
26/08/2025
The Port of Salalah, operated and managed by Salalah Port Services Company (SPSC), recorded strong growth in container and cargo volumes during the first half of 2025.
The port's Container
Muscat Daily
08/10/2017
Salalah Port Services Company's (SPSC) net profit for the nine months period ended September 30, 2017 fell by 30 per cent to RO2.76mn from RO3.94mn in the same period of the previous year.
Muscat Daily
16/08/2015
MUSCAT: Aug : Three new container berths, new government berths, dedicated cruise terminal, expanded breakwater arms, and a new approach channel are part of an ambitious package of works envisaged fo
Oman Daily Observer
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19/12/2025
In a move to consolidate its global network of destinations and provide diverse travel options to its valued customers, Kuwait Airways has announced the strengthening of its codeshare agreement with
Kuwait Times
19/12/2025
Ajman Bank has launched a digital extension to expand its bouquet of smart, customer-centric banking services.
The Digital Extension has been designed to provide customers with seamless acce
Khaleej Times
19/12/2025
Tecom Group PJSC, the creator of specialised business districts and communities in Dubai, has launched Phase 4 of Innovation Hub in Dubai Internet City to address rising demand for Grade-A office spa
Khaleej Times
19/12/2025
Acwa Power, the world's largest private water desalination company, leader in energy transition and first mover into green hydrogen, has signed a co-operation framework with the African Development B
Trade Arabia
19/12/2025
Saudia Cargo and the Saudi Export Development Authority inked a strategic memorandum of understanding, in a move set to accelerate the international reach of non-oil goods.
The agreement, si
Arab News
Financial Information Co.
Saudi Arabia