"Abu Dhabi Ports" She is preparing to receive 3 advanced Panamax cranes to use in a new station in Egypt

Abu Dhabi, March 4 / WAM / Today, the Abu Dhabi Ports Group announced its willingness to receive three advanced new Panamaks cranes from Shanghai Shenhua Heavy Industries Company “ZBMC”, within the framework of the project of developing a new multi -purpose station in Safaga, Egypt, which is expected to start operating in the second half of the year 2026, in the framework of the concession agreement that the group entered into a period of 30 years with the General Authority for the Red Sea Ports In 2023.

The group supplies “Nawatom Ports – Safaga Station” with three pavement cranes, in addition to six hybrid rubber cranes, at a cost of up to 193 million dirhams. The Abu Dhabi Ports Group announced in September last year the signing of a contract with Shanghai Shenhua Heavy Industries (ZBMC), at a total cost of more than 420 million dirhams, to supply six pavement cranes and 17 hybrid rubber bridges, which are operated in its projects at the New East Mall in the Puant Nawar Port, and “Nawatom Ports – Luanda Station “in Angola.

The imminent delivery of the cranes represents the start of the final equipment for the operation of “Nawatom Ports – Safaga Station”, especially after the announcement in December last year of the appointment of Hassan Allam Construction Company, a leading company in the field of engineering and construction in Egypt, to develop the infrastructure of the multi -purpose station overlooking the Red Sea coast, which will be the first international station in the Upper Egypt region.

The group is close to completing the construction of the metal structure, equipment, buildings and public services to create advanced facilities and advanced infrastructure for the station that will handle a variety of goods, including dry bulk, liquid goods, containers, and rolled goods.

The area of ​​”Nawatom Ports – Safaga Station” is about 810 thousand square meters, and it will include a pavement wall with a length of 1000 meters and an square for container handling with a capacity of 450 thousand stereotypes, a capacity of up to 5 million tons of general and dry goods, 1 million tons of liquid goods, and facilities to handle the rolling goods with a capacity of 50 thousand vehicles, in addition to common areas.

The multi -purpose station will also include administrative facilities, workshops, warehouses and government facilities, and infrastructure works will be carried out that includes the establishment of roads and facilities for public services and security and safety systems. The project will include a concrete square on an area of ​​48 thousand square meters, and a container handwriting station with an area of ​​80 thousand and 354 square meters, supported by the necessary infrastructure, as well as an area of ​​66 thousand and 360 square meters to handle the general and loose goods.

“We look forward to” Nawat Ports – Safaga Station “to support economic development in Egypt, through our development of the latest and most efficient stations in the Red Sea region, which enhances the link network in the region and reduces costs on merchants and companies. We are also committed to implementing our agreement with our partners in the Egyptian Ministry of Transport and the General Authority of the Red Sea Ports To upgrade the services of this universal facility.

“Nawatoum Ports – Safaga Station” represents an important stage in our strategic plans to develop ports and marine services in Egypt, where we have a prominent role through the privileges of tourist ship stations, multi -purpose stations and rolling ships stations, to accelerate the pace of growth in the country.

The Safaga Concepted Convention is part of the most comprehensive expansion of the group in the Red Sea region in Egypt, where the group has entered into concession agreements to operate three stations for tourist ships in Safaga, Hurghada and Sharm El -Sheikh, and initial agreements were concluded with the Egyptian authorities to operate a tourist ships and a burne ships station in Ain Sokhna, near the escape of the Suez Canal on the Red Sea.

Through what is owned by the companies “Transmar”, “TCI” and “B ship in” lines for sea freight, the group has become a major provider of linking services for customers local and global.

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