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September 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Dubai Maritime City starts work on the industrial area infrastructure

Dubai Maritime City – the world’s largest and the most comprehensive maritime complex in the world – has announced that the construction of dry berths, slide ship transfer pit and other basic site infrastructure have begun. The commencement of civil works for berths and ship transfer area marks one

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Dubai Maritime City – the world’s largest and the most comprehensive maritime complex in the world – has announced that the construction of dry berths, slide ship transfer pit and other basic site infrastructure have begun. The commencement of civil works for berths and ship transfer area marks one of the pivotal stages in finalizing the shipyard infrastructure. Dubai Maritime City establishes a series of districts supportive of the spectrum of maritime business commercial needs.

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