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Dubai Cuts Deal For New Port to Bypass Strait of Hormuz

Dubai and DP World have entered a 50-year concession agreement to develop two new container terminals on the UAE's eastern coast.

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What happened

DP World is set to construct two new container terminals at the Port of Fujairah. This project aims to establish port operations outside of the Strait of Hormuz.

Coverage from The New York Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, The Maritime Executive, Port Technology, and Emirates 24|7 emphasizes the strategic shift in maritime logistics. The reports highlight the 50-year duration of the concession granted for the development of these facilities.

Future updates will focus on the construction timeline for the two terminals. Specific financial details regarding the development remain unstated in current reporting.

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Who is developing the new terminals?

The project is being developed by DP World in collaboration with the Port of Fujairah.

What is the duration of the agreement?

DP World has signed a 50-year concession agreement for the terminals.

Where are the new terminals located?

The terminals will be located on the UAE's eastern coast at the Port of Fujairah.

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