MUSCAT: Khazaen Dry Port, an integral part of the Asyad Group, has officially become a member of the worldwide CMA CGM shipping network. This milestone positions Khazaen as an approved final destination for containers handled within this global system, marking a significant step in enhancing its operational reach and logistics capabilities. The integration enables smoother, more efficient handling of international cargo flows, benefiting importers and exporters who rely on streamlined shipping routes and dependable delivery schedules.
The inclusion in CMA CGM’s network reflects Khazaen Dry Port’s growing importance as a strategic logistics hub within the Sultanate of Oman. It is expected to facilitate increased container traffic volumes, reduce transit times, and lower costs associated with freight handling. This advancement also supports the government’s broader vision to develop world-class infrastructure and position Oman as a pivotal link in global supply chains, particularly in the context of increasing regional trade connectivity.
Operationally, the partnership with CMA CGM will introduce advanced shipping technologies and collaborative frameworks that promote enhanced cargo tracking, security, and customs processing efficiency. These improvements are anticipated to attract more shipping lines and logistics providers to utilize Khazaen as a final destination, thus boosting its competitive advantage in the region. The move also aligns with the Asyad Group’s strategic objectives to expand Oman’s transport and logistics sector through modernization and international partnerships.
Looking ahead, Khazaen Dry Port’s entry into the CMA CGM network is expected to generate positive economic impacts locally by creating new job opportunities and fostering business growth in ancillary services such as warehousing, freight forwarding, and customs brokerage. As global trade dynamics evolve, such strategic integrations will be crucial for maintaining Oman’s role in international maritime logistics and ensuring sustainable growth in the logistics and transport sectors.
