Port of Salalah
Strategically located on the major East-West Shipping Lane, the Port of Salalah is a major Arab Gulf regional gateway port and transshipment hub on the Arabian Sea. It is viewed as the region's best located port for access the Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and East Africa. Read more...
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Tamkeen Talent Development Program kicks-off at Port of Salalah
The official kick-off of the Tamkeen Talent Development Program at the Port of Salalah took place last week with 16 participants.
Read morePort of Salalah promotes open communication about safety
Port of Salalah celebrated Global Safety Day 2023, focusing on the theme "Speak Up for Safety."
Read morePort of Salalah facilitates new sea-air logistics solution via Oman
APM Terminals, which holds a 30% share in the Port of Salalah, has teamed up to offer an Sea-Air logistics solution via Oman for cargo moving from Colombo, Sri Lanka, to Cairo Egypt
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Container Freight Station
The Port operates a Container Freight Stations (CFS) within the port boundaries providing grouping services of Less than Container Loads (LCL) for exporters as well as de-consolidation services especially for importers requiring distribution.
General cargo & liquid bulk
The port has a deep-water General Cargo & Liquid Bulk Terminal with a capacity of 20 million tons per annum (mtpa) of dry bulk commodities and over 6 million tons of liquid products
Agricultural bulk
The port has a 25,000 sqm state-of-the art Agricultural bulk terminal with capacity for storing 60,000 tons of bulk grains and handling equipment capable of handling 15,000 MT of grain per day.
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