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Green Marine

February 2, 2011 · about 15 years ago

New water channel opens to larger ships

The completion of a Dh1.5 billion, 53km long channel announced yesterday will allow larger carriers to access Musaffah Industrial Area from the Arabian Sea, boosting shipping capabilities. “This project is a quantum leap for the economy of the country,” said Dr Sultan al Jaber, chairman of the Abu D

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The completion of a Dh1.5 billion, 53km long channel announced yesterday will allow larger carriers to access Musaffah Industrial Area from the Arabian Sea, boosting shipping capabilities. “This project is a quantum leap for the economy of the country,” said Dr Sultan al Jaber, chairman of the Abu Dhabi Ports Company.

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