Supply Chain & Logistics

Dr. Sameh Ahmed El Hefny, Minister of Civil Aviation of the Arab Republic of Egypt, said: “It will enhance air connectivity, respond to the growing demand for air transport services, and further reinforce the position of both countries as leading aviation hubs in the region.”

The terminal forms part of the wider redevelopment of Sokhna Port and the Sokhna-Alexandria integrated logistics corridor.

The founding signatories are Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Yemen, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Sudan, Djibouti and Somalia.

Starting in mid-August, this service will use two ships to facilitate trade between Khorfakkan and Dar es Salaam every ten days.

Storage areas can also be configured for temperature-controlled conditions as customer demand grows, providing additional flexibility for customers with specialized supply chain requirements.