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Aerial view from Khalifa Port. Introduction Introduction Foreword by Capt. Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi (CEO, Abu Dhabi Ports) 5 Abu Dhabi The capital - overview 6 Abu Dhabi Ports Master developer and manager of Abu Dhabi ports 12

Abu Dhabi Ports map 16 Khalifa Port The deepwater ﬂagship port 18

Kizad The ports One of the world’s largest logistics and trade zones 22 Zayed Port A landmark for Gulf cruise tourism 26 Musaffah Port Centre of general cargo and private terminals 32 Western Region Ports A vital role in serving local communities 34 Shahama Port A new destination for leisure boats 39 Intermodal operations

Intermodal operations Liner services 41 The new rail network 41 Expanding the international airport 42 The road development plan 42

Abu Dhabi Ports Marine Services Introduction 46 Marine services The ﬂeet 49 Training centre 49 Pilotage 49 Health, safety and security 49 International ship and port facility security code 50 Other marine services Shipbuilding and repair 50

Technical information and contacts Ports guide Khalifa Port 55 Zayed Port 55 Musaffah Port 57 Western Region Ports 58 Shahama Port 59

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P.O.Box.3649, Abu dhabi, UAE | T: +971 2 5130000 | F: +971 2 5516500 | [email protected] | www.nmdc.com Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 3 Introduction SMARTER AUTOMATION. On time in Abu Dhabi.

Abu Dhabi Ports is continually investing to upgrade and improve our port facilities and services, and this new handbook gives an up-to-date guide to our operations and latest developments for both new and existing customers alike. The handbook has been designed as a comprehensive reference work, which can be used in conjunction with the online version, now available at www.abudhabiportsdirectory.com. Abu Dhabi Ports is fulfilling its mission to contribute to the development of trade, industry and tourism in Abu Dhabi and the surrounding region. This can be seen in the successful opening of Khalifa Port, which is attracting new shipping lines each month; the continued investment in the Western Region Ports; and the extension of facilities at both Musaffah Port and Zayed Port, which includes plans for the construction of a permanent cruise terminal. In addition to our port operations, Abu Dhabi Ports provides training and support services to users and third party ports in the region through our marine services. We are justifiably proud of our achievements over the past years, as described in this handbook, and we look forward to continued development of our facilities to bring an even higher level of service to all of our customers. I am sure you will find the Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook an invaluable reference book, but I would also encourage you to We delivered an automated container handling system, complete with contact Abu Dhabi Ports directly, as we very much welcome your 30 Automated Stacking Cranes, automation systems and a TOS, to enquiries and are pleased to be Abu Dhabi Ports Company’s new Khalifa Port. And commissioned of assistance wherever we can. We look forward to doing everything. On time. Khalifa Port is now fully commercially operational. business with you!

Capt. Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi Chief Executive Ofﬁcer Abu Dhabi Ports

Call us for SMARTER WHERE IT MATTERS container handling. Tel. +358 204 2711, ask for Port Sales Email: [email protected] www.konecranes.com Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 5 Introduction

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates It has grown rapidly to become one of the most prosperous and cosmopolitan cities in the Gulf region, with one of the highest per capita incomes of any capital city.

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The city of Abu Dhabi is the Abu Dhabi alone generates Under this plan, Abu Dhabi’s engineering and processing capital of the United Arab around 60% of the UAE’s GDP. economy will be sustainable, industries) and ICAD III Emirates (UAE) and the country’s Abu Dhabi is also home to and not dependent on any one (light-to-medium manufacturing). second largest city, with a important financial institutions, facet or source of revenue: The future zones in the ICAD population of around 2.33 such as the Abu Dhabi income from non-oil sources is project include ICAD IV (tech- million; the emirate of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, the set to be increased from about nology and light industries) and Abu Dhabi: is the largest of the seven Central Bank of the United Arab 40% to about 60%. ICAD V (automobile industry). members of the UAE. Emirates and the corporate Industrial diversification has The tourism and real estate Abu Dhabi has grown to be a headquarters of many so far seen the establishment sectors are also being promoted, very cosmopolitan city. Its rapid companies and numerous of industrial and logistics zones; with the Abu Dhabi Tourism development and urbanisation, multinational corporations. Abu Dhabi Ports major develop- & Culture Authority (TCA Abu coupled with the relatively high ment of Khalifa Port, the Dhabi) and the Tourism and average income of its popula- Diversifying the economy adjacent Khalifa Industrial Zone Development Investment the capital tion, has transformed it into a Although oil and gas remain the Abu Dhabi (Kizad) - one of Company undertaking several large and advanced metropolis. principal sources of revenue the largest such developments large-scale development Today, the city is the country’s for the economy of Abu Dhabi, anywhere in the world; and projects. These projects will be centre of economic and the government has embarked the establishment of Industrial served by improved transport industrial activities, and a major on an ambitious programme to City Abu Dhabi (ICAD). The infrastructure, an expanded cultural, and commercial hub diversify the economy through existing ICAD zones are ICAD I airport, and the proposed new due to its position as the capital. investments in industrial infra- (heavy-to-medium manufactur- -overview structure, financial services and ing, engineering and processing tourism. This goal is enshrined in industries), ICAD II (light-to- the Abu Dhabi Economic Vision medium manufacturing, 2030, drawn up by the Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council.

The magniﬁcent skyline of Abu Dhabi City.

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View of the proposed cruise terminal at Zayed Port. Pan-Arab railway, part of which collaboration with the Gulf Culture and tourism in plans to develop and invest in over the last 30 years, Abu museums, such as those being Gehry; a performing arts centre is being developed in the UAE Cooperation Council (GCC). The Abu Dhabi is becoming an a dedicated cruise terminal and Dhabi retains much of its built in Saadiyat Cultural District, designed by Zaha Hadid; a by Etihad Rail (see page 41). UAE is a fast-growing economy; increasingly attractive destina- improved infrastructure and facil- traditional culture - a way of life and is responsible for the maritime museum with concept Abu Dhabi is the wealthiest in March 2012, the International tion for tourists, offering a wide ities at Zayed Port (see page 26). that governs everyday events preservation and protection of design by Tadao Ando, and a emirate of the UAE in terms of Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast range of up-market and medium The Abu Dhabi Tourism & from what to wear to what to the historic sites and landscape number of arts pavilions. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 3.5% projected growth for the priced hotels throughout the Culture Authority (TCA Abu eat and drink. It also continues of Abu Dhabi, including its many and per capita income. More UAE overall and over 4% for city, shopping malls and other Dhabi) is the main body for to promote traditional cultural UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Infrastructure than USD 1 trillion is invested Abu Dhabi, which coincided with places of interest. Abu Dhabi promoting Abu Dhabi as a tourist and sporting events, such as Saadiyat Island’s Cultural Abu Dhabi is situated on an worldwide in the city alone. positive growth due to expan- Ports is building on this trend to destination. The TCA supports falconry, camel racing and District will house the largest island on the central western Taxation in Abu Dhabi, as in sion in trade, logistics services turn Abu Dhabi into a major hub a wide-ranging programme of traditional dhow sailing. single group of world-class coast of the Arabian Gulf, giving the rest of the UAE, is nil for a and tourism. for passenger cruise liners in the exhibitions, events and festivals, The TCA Abu Dhabi is cultural centres in Abu Dhabi. easy access to deep water and resident as well as for a non- Abu Dhabi’s sovereign Gulf, and is currently engaged inspiring local practitioners in responsible for the management These will include: the Zayed the main shipping routes serving bank and non-oil company. wealth fund, the Abu Dhabi literature, music and the arts, of both existing and new National Museum, to be the Gulf region. The emirate lies Abu Dhabi is also planning Investment Authority (ADIA), and preserving traditional culture designed by Foster and on the borders with the Kingdom many future projects in currently estimated at USD 875 and handicrafts. Despite the Partners; the Louvre Abu Dhabi of Saudi Arabia, the Sultanate of billion, is the world’s wealthiest speed of economic development Art Museum designed by Jean Oman and the Arabian Gulf, and sovereign fund in terms of total Nouvel; the Guggenheim Abu asset value. Dhabi designed by Frank

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comprises 200 islands with 700 The future ᓄ The optimisation of the Etihad Towers with kilometres of coastline. In 2007, the government of Abu emirate’s resources Emirates Palace Hotel A recent travel and tourism Dhabi set out the Abu Dhabi ᓄ Premium education, health in foreground. competitiveness report by the Policy Agenda, which defined care and infrastructure assets World Economic Forum (WEF) the priorities for the economic ᓄ Complete international and has rated the UAE’s infrastruc- and social development of the domestic security ture as among the best in the emirate for the future. These ᓄ Maintaining Abu Dhabi’s world. The country came second priorities have been set to values, culture and heritage in quality of roads, third in quality achieve what the government of ᓄ Make a significant and of air transport, and fifth in port Abu Dhabi sees as its primary ongoing contribution to the infrastructure. goals: a safe and secure society federation of the United Arab The last few years have and a dynamic, open economy. Emirates seen major investment in new Taking these guidelines as its infrastructure in Abu Dhabi, with parameters, the government The 2030 plan envisages a the construction of residential, developed the Abu Dhabi growth in GDP of 6.7% each tourist, industrial and commer- Economic Vision 2030 in year, taking the GDP in real cial facilities on a massive scale, consultation with the private terms from USD 119 billion in radically altering the urban sector, as a 23-year strategy 2010 to USD 416 billion in 2030. environment in the UAE. The to achieve these aims, and to The oil economy is expected to UAE’s development plans ensure that all stakeholders grow by 4.5% in real terms, the continue to be spearheaded in the economy are moving in non-oil economy by 8.8%. by far-reaching urban planning concert with a clear view of the The main task of Abu Dhabi initiatives, such as Abu long-term goals for the nation. Ports is to contribute towards Dhabi’s Economic Vision 2030. The government has identified 15% of the non-oil GDP to the As part of these initiatives, nine pillars that will form the Abu Dhabi economy, and to various infrastructure projects architecture of the emirate’s provide many new high quality covering education and health social, political and economic jobs by 2030 through Kizad. care, tourist facilities, electricity future, namely... Over the coming years, Abu and water generation, telecom- ᓄ A large empowered private Dhabi Ports will strive to play munications, ports and airports sector its part in realising this vision continue to receive major ᓄ A sustainable knowledge- for the future by developing injections of capital. New roads based economy and maintaining long-term and bridges are being con- ᓄ An optimal, transparent relationships with leading local structed, and public transport regulatory environment and international customers systems installed, the most ᓄ A continuation of strong and and achieving sustainable significant of these being the diverse international development, while supporting construction of the country’s first relationships community needs and pre- rail network, spearheaded by serving local values. Abu Dhabi Etihad Rail (see page 41). Ports aims to be the employer of Business Monitor Interna- choice that attracts and retains tional estimates that the UAE is high calibre staff, and to increase currently investing USD 58 billion shareholder value and satisfy in roads and bridges alone, stakeholders’ expectations. including projects underway and in the planning stage.

ISO 14001:2004 ISO 9001:2008 OHSAS 18001:2007 Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 11 Abu Dhabi Ports Introduction ﬂagship deep water Khalifa Port seen at night.

The Abu Dhabi Ports was established in 2006 by Emiri Decree. It is a government- owned organisation, and is the master developer and manager of ports and industrial zones in Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi Ports manages nine commercial, community and leisure ports, including its ﬂagship deep water Khalifa Port, and the adjacent Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (Kizad). Master developer and manager of Abu Dhabi’s ports The driving force behind the development of Abu Dhabi Ports Abu Dhabi’s ports and industrial zones, Abu Dhabi Ports is a strategic part of the emirate’s Economic Vision 2030.

12 Introduction Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 13 Abu Dhabi Ports is organised Abu Dhabi Ports Abu Dhabi Ports vision Introduction into three operating units... Marine Services ᓄ To be the preferred provider of Earthworks Roadworks Buildings Abu Dhabi Ports Marine Services world-class integrated ports Ports Unit is a company providing marine and industrial zone services The Ports Unit is responsible and port services to Abu Dhabi for the overall management of ports and increasingly to third Mission Industrial Works Structures Marine commercial and community parties. Now launched as a ᓄ Fulfil Abu Dhabi Ports role in ports throughout Abu Dhabi. separate company, it is in fact realisation of Abu Dhabi’s This includes the megaproject a wholly-owned subsidiary of Economic Vision 2030 Khalifa Port which is the first Abu Dhabi Ports. The company ᓄ Develop and maintain Works Utilities & Infrastructures semi-automated port in the is already recognised as having long-term relationships with region, the newly redeveloped some of the best people leading local and international city centre Zayed Port which will and skills in the business and customers HILALCO is one of the leading roads, infrastructure and civil works contractors in the region with more play a key role in driving forward provides a wide range of ᓄ Achieve sustainable Abu Dhabi’s exciting cruise liner essential port and ancillary development while supporting than 1000 km of roads and iconic buildings completed as well as many major bridge structures, business and all the smaller marine services, including community needs and underpasses and major Infrastructure works. Visit us at www.hilalco.com for more details. ports in the Western Region, pilotage, tugs and towage, preserving local values such as Marfa Port, Mugharrag maintenance of navigational aids ᓄ Be the employer of choice PAVING THE WAY FORWARD Port, Musaffah Port and (buoys and beacons), vessel that attracts and retains high Shahama Port. traffic services (VTS), diving calibre staff services, hydrographic ᓄ Increase shareholders’ value Industrial Zones Unit surveying, environmental and satisfy stakeholders’ The Industrial Zones Unit is services and quayside provision expectations responsible for the development, of fresh water, rubbish disposal, management and promotion of bunkering and issuing of the Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu permits. Dhabi (Kizad). Already a gigantic site, Kizad will expand to In addition, Abu Dhabi Ports is become one of the world’s joint owner of the Private Joint largest industrial zones by Stock Company Abu Dhabi 2030 and will stretch over an Terminals (ADT), in partnership extraordinary 417 sq km. with Mubadala and Mubadala Infrastructure Partners. ADT operates Abu Dhabi’s Khalifa Port’s state-of-the-art container terminal.

Khalifa Port can accommodate the largest container ships in the world.

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Hilalco 2010_AD.indd 2 12/16/09 11:10:58 AM The ports BEIJING SINGAPORE +4+3+2+1 7 HOURS Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 17 Oman 4 HOURS 0 Abu Dhabi Al Ain TIME ZONES -1-2-3-4 MOSCOW CAIRO STANBUL I CAPE TOWN LONDON Sharjah Dubai ABU DHABI WORLD TIME ZONES Kizad Abu Dhabi International Airport v Al Dhafra Emirates Abu Dhabi United Arab Shahama Khalifa Port Musaffah Zayed Port Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Ports Dhabi Abu Liwa Marfa The Arabian Gulf E11 Roads Country borders Emirate border Etihad Rail route ABU DHABI KEY TO MAP Sir Bani Yas Mugharraq Al Ain Al Haiyir Oman Delma E22 E33 E11 Sharjah Dubai Arab Ras Al-Khaimah United Iran Emirates Abu Dhabi Sila The Arabian Gulf E11 Doha Doha 85 Qatar Manama Bahrain Saudi Arabia 10 85 Jubail Qatar 10 95 ABU DHABI REGIONAL HUB 10 Saudi Arabia LOCATION MAP LOCATION ABU DHABI PORTS 16 The ports Khalifa Port Khalifa Port

The new state-of-the-art the largest ports in the Gulf Gulf region. Designed to handle Khalifa Port The deepwater flagship port Khalifa Port is part of Abu Dhabi region, covering over nine the next generation of ultra-large is one of the largest Ports mega-project which, square kilometres, including the container ships, it is equipped ports in the Gulf region, covering over nine together with the adjacent port island where the container with nine Super Post-Panamax square kilometres. Khalifa Port, together with Kizad, forms one of Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu terminal, the terminal operations ship-to-shore container cranes Dhabi (Kizad), represents the building and warehouses are supplied by Shanghai Zhenhua the biggest port projects in the world. largest infrastructure project located. The port island is con- Heavy Industries Company built in the UAE, and one of the nected to the mainland by two Limited (ZPMC), 20 Terex-Noell biggest such developments in road bridges, 1.6 kilometres and straddle carriers, and 42 auto- It is poised to transform Abu Dhabi into the world. one kilometre long, the longest mated stacking cranes built by Opened for commercial traffic and third longest in the UAE Konecranes which also supplied one of the leading port hubs in the Gulf region. in 2012, Khalifa Port is one of respectively. Khalifa Port is the first semi- automated container port in the

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Kizad Container Freight Container Freight Station (CFS) Since 2015 Khalifa Port has Since 2015 Khalifa Port has Thanks to its ability to its ability to Thanks to EMAL shipment at the world’s main main shipment at the world’s and hubs, such as Singapore Straits Pelepas on the Tanjung and of Malacca; Hong Kong River Shenzhen on the Pearl Delta; Port Said north of the Suez Canal; and Algeciras on the Straits of and Tangiers Gibraltar. rapidly handled Abu Dhabi’s RORO traffic, which growing Zayed Port from was transferred to Abu Dhabi Ports flagship port in 2014. The RORO import and export activities serve Abu Dhabi and the UAE, but the extended space and capacity at Khalifa RORO Port is attracting more trans-shipment for the wider competitive and therefore market. customer-friendly largest container vessels, the vessels, the largest container container terminal Khalifa Port Abu Dhabi to has enabled established as become firmly 20 shipping lines than More at the new port on call already direct a weekly basis, offering Abu Dhabi connections between than 50 international and more the destinations throughout is world. This global reach trans- extended through facilitating a more Gulf region, turnaround time; and 33 crane and 33 crane time; turnaround hour – a very per movements rate. high productivity the world’s accommodate an international shipping hub.

Onshore port area Port gates The port also benefits from the the from also benefits The port With one of the phase Khalifa Port will also be the In the very first year of the terminal operating system. system. operating the terminal and software latest generation to manage technologies wireless movement of all the integrated the port. through containers N4 a SPARCS The port uses by Navis for system supplied and optimisation management and gate of the vessel, yard operations at the container terminal. development now completed, is 2.5 capacity Khalifa Port’s and million TEU containers of general twelve million tonnes As demand grows, cargo a year. phases the port will expand in TEUs to handle up to 15 million of general and 35 million tonnes phases are cargo a year when all completed. first port in the UAE to be linked to the new Etihad Rail network, under con- which is currently struction (see page 41). operations at Khalifa Port’s have container terminal, there been some notable achievements and milestones, including working 1.9 million continual man-hours without any lost time than 1,500 more incident (LTI); truck movements a day within the port; a 15-minute truck Breakwater Approach Approach channel EMAL berth

Roads and utilities Port basin Port Breakwater Break bulk Break terminal

Container terminal

Liquid bulk RORO operations area Warehouses KHALIFA PORT KHALIFA 20 The ports Facing page: Facing stacking cranes. Khalifa Port has Port has Khalifa Post-Panamax nine Super container ship-to-shore carriers cranes, 20 straddle and 42 automated One of the world’s largest logistics and trade zones Kizad is playing an important role in Abu Dhabi’s strategy to diversify its economy away from oil-based industries. It is an attractive location for a wide variety of

international companies, offering excellent Kizad Kizad infrastructure and ﬁnancial incentives.

Kizad Logistics Park. Kizad is a key element of the of accommodating the world’s system, linking the Gulf states businesses from a wide range of The raw aluminium is being Abu Dhabi Economic Vision largest container vessels, and, with the EU and Russia. Kizad non-oil sectors. These sectors transported to midstream 2030, and is on course to since its opening for business in enjoys outstanding and easy have been chosen as those producers who produce become one of the largest 2012, has already established access to global, regional and that will contribute signiﬁcantly added-value products on the industrial zones in the world. Abu Dhabi as a major hub for local markets, offering compa- towards the diversiﬁcation of the same site. An example of the Once both areas A and B of the shipping in the region. nies a widespread transportation economy and future prosperity kind of innovative infrastructure industrial zone are open, it will It is also close to four system and exceptional of Abu Dhabi and the UAE. Kizad can provide to boost the cover an area of 418 square international airports (Abu Dhabi, connectivity. Not only that, Kizad One industry that is already business of such producers, kilometres – larger than many Al Ain, Al Maktoum and Dubai), offers reliable, low cost utilities well established on the site is is the “Hot Metal Road” – a cities in the world. as well as a comprehensive road and an ease-of-doing business Emirates Aluminium (EMAL), specially constructed roadway Kizad lies adjacent to the network, and will be connected environment. which is producing raw alumini- that enables the transport and new deep water Khalifa Port to the new Pan-Arabian railway Area A of Kizad is already um for casting or forging. delivery of hot molten aluminium, (see page 18), which is capable network, which is currently open for business, and its aim saving downstream manufac- under construction (see page is to attract companies and turers the considerable cost of 41). Etihad Rail is building the re-melting aluminium ingots. UAE component of the new rail

22 The ports Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 23 KIZAD Kizad aims to make it as easy and attractive as possible for companies to settle and ﬂourish in the zone. Amongst other beneﬁts, it offers: ᓄ The lowest utility costs in the region ᓄ No income tax ᓄ Competitive leasing rates ᓄ Easy logistics and documentation processes ᓄ A “One Stop Shop” (OSS) Khalifa Port to service requirements of both local and international businesses ᓄ A single, specialist contact to provide all the necessary Kizad information and services to set up a business within the industrial zone ᓄ OSS services to facilitate relationships with government, licensing authorities, and utility companies, ensuring rapid processing and approvals

Kizad - key facts ᓄ Located adjacent to the state-of-the-art deep water Emirates Khalifa Port, with direct access Aluminium to international shipping lines (EMAL) ᓄ Developed an intermodal infrastructure, linked to a sophisticated road network Port logistics and an imminent Etihad Rail system ᓄ Four international airports Investing in Kizad and one of the key projects Container Freight Midstream within a 90-minute drive In June 2013, Mubadala and leading the diversification of the Station. aluminium ᓄ Designed for heavy industry the Investment Corporation of UAE’s economy. industries manufacturers in the base Dubai signed an agreement After completing develop- metals, aluminium, glass, to integrate the businesses of ment Phase II, the EMAL plant engineered metals, food, and Dubai Aluminium (DUBAL) and at Kizad now has a capacity of paper sectors Emirates Aluminium (EMAL) into 1.3 million tonnes per year and ᓄ Offers logistics providers a jointly-held, equal-ownership provides more than 3,000 jobs. state-of-the-art pre-built company called Emirates Around 391 of people currently Base metals warehouse and logistics Global Aluminium (EGA). The employed by EMAL are Emirati facilities new company, which began nationals, including 96 engineers ᓄ Offers investors a high-value operating in 2014, is the fifth of whom 15 are female. The Engineering location linking the east and largest global aluminium company has also introduced west, giving investors easy company in terms of production. scholarship programmes to and efficient access to over Paper EMAL currently supplies provide technical training for 4.5 billion consumers within high-quality aluminium to 280 local graduates with guaranteed Chemical four time zones customers in 36 countries. The job opportunities. EMAL’s products ᓄ First phase of Khalifa Port and range includes sow, standard community engagement Kizad Area A is now open for ingots, sheet ingots and extru- includes open days for the business and has been sion billets. EMAL uses the most local community and support completed at a cost of AED advanced technologies available for social, sports and cultural Metal products 24.2 billion (USD 6.5 billion) worldwide to reduce emissions organisations. in line with the Environment Mixed use Agency Abu Dhabi requirements to minimize its carbon footprint. All EMAL products are ISO 9000 certified. The advanced EMAL complex at Taweelah was the first project Offices to be established in Kizad. The six square-kilometre EMAL site has its own dedicated jetty at Khalifa Port, which shortens the Logistics supply chain of raw materials direct from sea to smelter, providing downstream business opportunities for local compa- E11 nies and helping to generate inward investment. EMAL is one of the largest industrial projects in the UAE outside the oil and gas sector,

24 The ports Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 25 A landmark for Gulf cruise tourism Originally Abu Dhabi’s principal port, Zayed Port will be home to the The Queen Mary passenger cruise ship at Zayed Port. emirate’s ﬁrst purpose-built cruise terminal. Zayed Port

Zayed Port (Mina Zayed) was years is cruise shipping. Now Expanding RORO Police, supports this trend. With Abu Dhabi’s main port facility for that the container traffic has Zayed Port already handles a an increase of 172,523 vehicles over 40 years. Officially inaugu- been transferred to Khalifa Port, wide variety of RORO cargo, in 2012, the total number of rated in 1972, Zayed Port was space has been freed up at the including heavy vehicles, such licensed vehicles in the emirate the main gateway for all cargo 510 hectare Zayed Port for new as tractors or bulldozers; and rose to 830,576. Given that shipped to and from Abu Dhabi. developments. private and commercial automo- many cars imported to Abu By 2012, it had reached full Abu Dhabi Ports manages the biles, such as cars, vans, buses Dhabi are not necessarily Zayed Port capacity, and in December day-to-day running of the port and trucks – all of which are in registered in Abu Dhabi but 2012, all container traffic was operations and cargo handling increasing demand and a taken for use in other emirates transferred from Zayed Port to at Zayed Port and the adjacent significant indicator of the in the UAE and registered there, the new Khalifa Port, enabling Free Port which caters for region’s expanding economy. these figures can be considered the former to focus on bulk and smaller vessels, tugs, barges, In 2012, figures showed a conservative. general cargo, roll-on /roll-off and service craft. 40% increase in the RORO Since January 2015, the (RORO) and the development business at Abu Dhabi’s ports rapidly expanding RORO traffic of a new, purpose-built cruise compared with 2011, with is being handled at Khalifa Port terminal. figures rising from 56,510 to which offers more facilities and One of the main growth areas 79,906 vehicles in total. The an increasing number of direct at Zayed Port over the next few growing number of vehicle links to destination ports around registrations, according to the the globe. Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing at Abu Dhabi

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Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 29 AIDAaura. Multi purpose berth RORO Ninety three vessels are vessels are Ninety three scheduled to call at Zayed Port season, during the most recent than 200,000 with more November passengers from 2014 until May 2015. Thirteen cruise liners will call at Zayed the season, with Port through four vessels calling on a weekly basis: MSC Orchestra, AIDAdiva, Costa Serena and Costa neoRiviera. Other cruise liners included Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary 2, Mein Schiff 2, Seven Seas Voyager, MV Balmoral, MS Amadea, MV Arcadia, MS Albatros and the

a central dedicated visitors’ information desk managed by & the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (TCA) Culture souvenir and electronics shops and several kiosks and money exchange, ATM vending machines where a new Majlis area visitors will be invited to try and dates Arabic coffee live falcon displays and henna artistry control eight passport border counters equipped with eye scanners tourism police, immigration and customs ofﬁces to ensure safety and assistance on arrival and departure The new terminal will consist

cruise liner terminal with a cruise liner terminal with a permanent structure. of a new state-of-the-art terminal building and a traditionally themed souk and heritage area. The ﬁrst phase of the cruise development offers terminal’s mega accommodation for three The new ships simultaneously. cruise terminal air-conditioned metres will cover 1,600 square a wide range of and features tourist-friendly facilities, including: ᓄ ᓄ ᓄ ᓄ ᓄ ᓄ ᓄ

General and area project General cargo berth and warehouse Multi purpose yard Cold storage Cruise terminal Marine services area Abu Dhabi is becoming Abu Dhabi is becoming Zayed Port is the favoured

New cruise terminal - The Arabian Gulf is an increas ingly attractive destination for cruise lines, as passengers look experiences interesting for more familiar cruise beyond the more South locations of Europe, America, Alaska, the Caribbean and Hawaii. attractive as a stop- increasingly ping place for cruise liners. Since 2007, the number of passengers visiting the port has nearly tripled 57,000 to nearly around from 155,000, with 96 vessel calls, is continuing. and this trend point of entry for cruise ships, to Abu Dhabi given its proximity city and the new cultural centre being developed at Saadiyat Island, which includes branches and Guggenheim of the Louvre museums. Now that space at by Zayed Port has been released the transfer of container trafﬁc to underway Kalifa Port, plans are the existing temporary to replace Zayed Port Bulk berth and warehouse Free Port Free Fishing harbour Warehouse Warehouse area New Port Free ZAYED PORT ZAYED FREE PORTS Facing page: Zayed Port.

MUSAFFAH PORT Development and protection The building of the New Musaffah Channel was a major Total quay length: 342m 11m depth alongside operation, involving the removal of 65 million cubic metres of sand at a cost of USD 411 million. The development took place Port control in an environmentally sensitive Closed area, passing through the Bul Open shed shed Sayeef marine protected area, with its sea grasses and thriving marine habitat, including

Multipurpose Musaffah Port shed dugongs and ﬂamingos. The Urban Planning Council directed that the offshore island, Habitat Island, reclaimed as part of the works, should be set aside to encourage the growth of mangroves and corals, and a plan was drawn up to plant MUSAFFAH CHANNEL approximately 350,000 man- grove seedlings. The island Abu Dhabi Island already attracts large numbers of dolphins, birds and marine life. The island is protected by rock revetments, designed in such a way that the island will sculpt itself naturally over time. This was the ﬁrst project of its Old Musaffah kind in Abu Dhabi and has Channel Musaffah set a benchmark for future industrial marine projects where habitat area is perceived to be threatened.

Dredging for the environment New Musaffah Channel The Musaffah Channel project was undertaken by the partly state-owned National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC), Musaffah Port is a deep water old channel. This allows two-way one of the largest dredging port and general cargo facility movements for most commercial operators in the region. The based in Abu Dhabi city to the vessels, and one-way move- company provides specialist south of the main island; and ments for larger ships, such as services to the UAE, Saudi is reached from the sea by two not-fully loaded Panamax bulk Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar access channels. carriers (maximum draught up and Bahrain, with branches in Located at the north-west to 8.5 metres), large oil rigs and Dubai, Qatar, Bahrain, India and Musaffah Port corner of the Musaffah indus- specialised craft. one soon to be opened in Saudi trial area, the port provides a The old Khawr Al Bateen Arabia Centre of general cargo and waterfront extending to some Channel, which is designated for NMDC operates out of a 40 kilometres, which is lined by smaller vessels, is now closed fully equipped onshore yard at private terminals a large number of private berths to commercial shipping, but will Musaffah with state-of-the-art and terminals serving a range of be available to serve the Abu workshops and a 300 metre- industries, including steel works, Dhabi National Exhibition Centre long jetty. Besides its main Musaffah Port has recently beneﬁted from the shipyards, rig construction, (ADNEC). business of dredging and land offshore construction as well as reclamation, NMDC also carries construction of a new, deeper access channel, supply, dredging, shipping and out complete marine works, construction companies. including civil marine construc- The port and channel serve tion, as well as off-shore civil and provides a base for a wide range of the adjacent Musaffah industrial works and procurement (EPC). area and the ICAD I, ICAD II and NMDC has a strong marine and water-related industries. ICAD III industrial areas. The commitment to environmental general cargo facility – operated planning and has been respon- by Abu Dhabi Ports – offers a sible for many projects where quay length of 340 metres and environmental considerations a depth alongside of eleven have been paramount. It was metres. for example responsible for The port recently beneﬁted the dredging required for the from the construction of a construction of Abu Dhabi’s second access channel – the Corniche seafront road, Eastern New Musaffah Channel – which Mangroves and Habitat Island, was completed in February and put in place measures to 2011. The new channel is 200 protect the coral reefs there. metres wide, with no air draft NMDC also sponsors a number Photo: restriction, and is dredged to of local environmental confer- Musaffah Port is a deepwater nine metres below chart datum ences, communicating regularly port and general cargo facility – nearly double the depth of the with students, stakeholders and based in Abu Dhabi city. government bodies.

32 The ports Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 33 THE WESTERN REGION PORTS

Ports in the Delma Sir Bani Yas Mugharraq Sila Marfa SIR BANI YAS LOGISTICS PORT Western Region Western Region Ports Marshalling area

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Located westwards along the Sir Bani Yas Logistics Port Sila Port fishing pontoons to the north A vital role in serving local communities coast of the UAE from the main At Sir Bani Yas, Abu Dhabi Ports Abu Dhabi Ports has established basin, to take advantage of the port areas of Khalifa Port, Zayed has constructed a logistics port a new commercial port at Sila, improved infrastructure there, Port and Musaffah Port, are facility located on the western which supports the local fishing and is moving the fuel station The ports in Abu Dhabi’s Western Region a series of smaller, local ports side of Sir Bani Yas Island, industry, provides cargo services from the south basin to the serving the tourism, fishing and which has been developed and and offers recreational facilities. north basin. Better signage and are smaller than the main ports Khalifa Port, construction industries of the operated as a tourist destination The port is centred on a basin hard landscaping are also being coastal zone and islands in the by the Tourism Development & protected by a 300 metre-long provided, and Abu Dhabi Ports Al Gharbia region. Investment Company (TDIC). quay wall with a maximum berth is developing the port for marine Zayed Port and Musaffah Port, but nevertheless Abu Dhabi Ports has been The port handles the transfer of length of 250 metres, and can recreational activities. investing USD 27 million in the all construction materials and accommodate vessels with a port infrastructure to improve workers from the mainland draft of up to six metres. In provide vital transport links to local communities tourism and economic develop- ports of Jebel al Dhanna and addition, it offers three RORO ment in the area, and to assist Mugharraq, and provides back- ramps, vessel traffic services and a livelihood for fishermen and other users. local communities, where the of-house support to TDIC’s (VTS), radar and an open sea is often the only means of operations on the island, thus storage area. transport to outlying islands and supporting the island’s tourism Abu Dhabi Ports has improved provides an income for local industry. facilities in the fishing harbour fishermen and their families. too, with the installation of Photo: The emirate is also increasingly pontoons and other facilities for Abu Dhabi Ports has been popular with tourists, offering fishermen. It has relocated the investing in the port 350 kilometres of attractive infrastructure to natural coastline and pristine improve tourism and beaches. economic development in the area.

34 The ports Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 35 Western Region Ports

Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 37 Parsons’ range of services Parsons’ range of services Founded in 1944, Parsons Parsons has been working Parsons has been working Providing engineering engineering Providing expertise International engineering, construction, technical, and management services firm Parsons has been closely involved in some of the major engineering and construction in Abu Dhabi, including projects the development of several port such as Khalifa Port, projects, Logistics Island Sir Bani Yas Port, Delma Port and Saadiyat Island Marine Structures. and construc- includes project tion management, planning, and engineering/design services to and offshore develop onshore marine facilities. These capa- based on long-term bilities are internationally recognised, leadership in engineer-contractor port and harbour development, facility onshore/offshore engineering, and dredge/landfill reclamation. is a leader in many diversified markets, with a focus on transportation, environmental/ defence/security, infrastructure, The company and resources. design/design-build, offers programme/construction management, and other services to govern-professional ment agencies, as well as to ment agencies, as well as to private customers worldwide. in the Middle East for several decades and has offices in the Saudi Arabia, Oman UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain.

The port’s facilities include five five facilities include The port’s recently Abu Dhabi Ports has The new port facilities will The new port facilities will Mugharraq Port Mugharraq a is primarily Port Mugharraq handling commercial RORO port a as providing cargo, as well and vehicle ferry to passenger of Delma and the islands It is also a centre Sir Bani Yas. recreation for local maritime and fishing. quay RORO berths, an 84-metre newly wall, a terminal building, services installed vessel traffic and an (VTS), along with radar, open storage area. - completed several improve new ments to the port, including RORO berths, the construction building of additional slipways, - protec for shoreline a revetment basin, tion, deepening the port installing additional equipment, such as fenders, and modifying the existing landing ramp. Delma Port Delma Port, located on the east side of Delma Island, is enjoying in activities, including a revival and passenger fishing, freight, ferry operations. The existing facilities primarily serve landing craft belonging to the Western but Abu Region Municipality, Dhabi Ports is developing a new general, multi-purpose port at the harbour to handle cargo, passenger ferries and fishing vessels. include 280 boat slips for fishing and a craft, and recreational 300 metres long berth for long berth for 300 metres cargo general and break-bulk will be a ferry vessels. There terminal with two landing ramps for passenger vessels up to in length, along 100 metres a marina yard, with a boat repair workshop, facilities for fishermen, and a multi-purpose operations building. Marfa Port Marfa Port is primarily a fishing port serving the local Abu Dhabi Ports is community. working on a project currently to develop the port as a marina and harbour to serve the fishing facilities and to provide industry, activities. for marine recreational includes wet berths The project 105 boats for approximately and dry berths for approximately will also be a 75 boats. There marine workshop, a fish market and port administration buildings, tenant plots, an ice factory as well as and inspection facility, vehicle parking. Existing laydown area Mixed commercial and residential use Existing concrete ramps

Dry storage Floating breakwater New boat ramp Fishing pontoons Marina pontoons New RORO concrete ramp Administration building RORO berth Fish market Tug boat Tug pontoons Existing berth Warehouse Warehouse areas Bulk cargo yard New revetment New revetment protection DELMA PORT PORT MARFA MUGHARRAQ PORT MUGHARRAQ AD 140608.pdf 1 6/15/2014 2:02:05 PM C M Y K CM MY CY CMY Shahama Port

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WORLDWIDE HEAVY TRANSPORTATION AND LIFTING Shahama Port A new destination for leisure boats A purpose-built port designed to fulﬁl the needs of the leisure and recreational visitor, an all-in-one destination with every facility. A major development project is together with full-service wet SHAHAMA PORT underway to convert Shahama and dry berths, service and into the largest all-in-one repair facilities, slipways, fuelling, Floating destination for leisure and boatlifts and ramps. breakwater recreational boats in Abu Dhabi. Shahama Port offers easy When complete, the 113,670 road access to Al Bahia, the square metre Shahama Port designated ‘portal city’ under New boat ramp will be able to accommodate the Abu Dhabi Economic Vision recreational craft of up to 2030, which will offer a variety 30 metres long. of cultural, social and tourist Facilities at the port will attractions. Tug boat include entertainment, shopping, pontoons restaurants, cafés, boat show- UNITED ARAB EMIRATES IRAQ QATAR KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA AZERBAIJAN rooms, and a marina clubhouse, Fish +971 2 550 8741 +964 7817 655 833 +974 4456 7730 +966 (0) 3 3448551 +994 55 20 344 20 Mixed market [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] commercial and residential use Photo: Administration WWW.ALE-HEAVYLIFT.COM A computer building rendering showing the new Shahama Port.

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The new Etihad Rail network. An expanding transport network Abu Dhabi has some of the best liner shipping Intermodal connections in the region and a transport network that is growing and improving year on year. Its connection to the proposed Pan-Arab operations railway will further improve its links to other markets in the Middle East and beyond.

40 Intermodal operations Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 41 Abu Dhabi is fast becoming one New rail network progress for stage two, which Facing page: of the most important inter- Abu Dhabi’s ports are to be will connect the railway to The Pan-Arab rail network modal hubs in the Gulf region. linked to the new Pan-Arab rail Musaffah Port, Khalifa Port and is 1,200 kilometres long and In addition to its advanced ports represents an investment network, whose first stage is Jebel Ali Port and will see the of USD 10 billion. infrastructure, the emirate has currently under construction by railway extend to the Saudi and one of the best road systems Etihad Rail. The USD 10 billion, Omani borders. in the area, and will soon be 1,200 kilometre-long network Etihad Rail has plans to connected to the proposed is being built in three phases, connect the emirate to a wider Pan-Arab rail system. Abu concentrating initially on freight, international network from the Dhabi International Airport also with the first commercial service Middle East to Europe and Asia offers a range of air cargo due to start soon. in the long run. This includes services and an expanding Eventually, the network will specific plans for connecting the international route network. connect the UAE to Saudi Arabia Yemen border. Other planned via Ghweifat in the west, and connections include reaching Liner services Oman via Al Ain in the east, Jordan via the north-south With berths that can service the running freight trains at speeds railway in Saudi Arabia, and Iraq world’s largest container ships, of up to 120 kilometres per hour, via Kuwait. Syria and Turkey Khalifa Port’s container terminal carrying sulphur, aggregates, are also target destinations, has enabled Abu Dhabi to steel, cement and containers. representing an important step grow as an international shipping In the future the rail network will towards a European connection. hub. More than 17 container also carry passenger trains at In the long term, this will include lines already call at the new speeds of up to 200 kilometres the possibility of extending a port weekly with 20 direct per hour. link via Central Asia and China, connections to more than 50 Stage one will connect Shah, as well as other dynamic Asian international destinations Habshan and Ruwais. This economies. Similarly, linking with throughout the world, and it 266 kilometre-long route is Turkey’s rail network through has global reach through primarily for transporting sulphur Jordan will give GCC member trans-shipment at the world’s for export. Stage two will states access to the European Intermodal operations main hubs, such as Singapore connect Musaffah to the Gulf rail grid. and Tanjung Pelepas on the ports, Khalifa Port and Jebel Ali Etihad Rail plans to launch Straits of Malacca; Hong Kong Port, and the Saudi and Omani passenger services in the future and Shenzhen on the Pearl River borders, and stage three will and will be coordinating closely Delta; Port Said north of the extend the network north of the with the Department of Transport Suez Canal; and Algeciras and Jebel Ali Port junction to the (DOT), as well as the Roads and Tangiers on the Straits of northern emirates. Transport Authority (RTA) and Gibraltar. The network will be supported other emirate-level authorities to The facilities at Khalifa Port’s by over 300 new construction ensure close integration of urban container terminal are far supe- projects, including bridges, and main line railway systems. rior to those of the older Zayed tunnels and up to ten new The new railway will Port, and have already attracted passenger stations, with the strengthen the UAE’s position new business. For example, contract being completed by as a logistics hub, ensuring that Italian shipping line Messina 2020. Initially, diesel locomotives it is well connected to trading is now calling at Khalifa Port, will be used, with an option to partners in the region and not just carrying local cargo to electrify in the future. beyond, and the additional and from Abu Dhabi and the Etihad Rail will have an economic activity in the UAE surrounding emirates, but also extensive national network with generated by the railway means trans-shipping, with vessels freight terminals, distribution increased income for residents, calling en route to destinations centres and depots located business owners and property on the Indian sub continent. The close to major transport hubs, owners. new service connects Khalifa warehouses, and storage An independent economic Port to key Italian ports, includ- facilities across the UAE, study has estimated that the ing Genoa and Naples, as well including Musaffah Port and benefits of the railway will be as Jordan’s Aqaba Port, Saudi Khalifa Port, Jebal Ali Free Zone, equivalent to a gross domestic Arabia’s Jeddah Port and Port of Fujairah and Saqr Port. product increase of the UAE Djibouti. The Etihad Rail network will economy of around USD In 2013, Orient Overseas also connect with the Gulf 10 billion per annum by 2030. Container Line (OOCL) started to Cooperation Council (GCC) call at Khalifa Port with its CMX network and this - once fully service linking Abu Dhabi with established - will cover the five major Asian import and export GCC countries of The Kingdom destinations, with fast transit of Bahrain, The State of Kuwait, times to Singapore for distri- Oman, Qatar, The Kingdom of bution within Asia. The OOCL Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. service has further expanded Etihad Rail has made Khalifa Port’s network with significant progress since it direct connections to Ningbo, began work in 2009, and is set Shanghai, Hong Kong, Chiwan, to complete the project on Singapore, Nansha, and Xiamen. schedule within the next five Other major shipping lines years. Construction on stage currently calling at Khalifa Port one of the project is well include APL, CMA/CGM, Hanjin, underway, in preparation for the Maersk, MOL, MSC, UASC, and first trains to run from Habshan X-Press. to Ruwais; the sleeper factory in Marfa is fully functional, and wagons and locomotives have arrived on site. Tendering is in

Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 43 Expanding international airport Air traffic, both passenger and freight, is an important part of the intermodal mix in Abu Dhabi. The main airport – Abu Dhabi International Airport – offers direct flights through the national carrier Etihad Airways to most major destinations in the world, and is an important transfer hub in the region. Airports in Abu Dhabi are run by the government-owned Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC), which was originally formed in 2006 to manage and operate Abu Dhabi International Airport and oversee its multibillion dollar expansion plan. In recent years, ADAC has expanded its portfolio of assets, which today includes Al Ain International Airport, Al Bateen Executive Airport, Sir Bani Yas Island Airport and Delma Island Airport, along with a group of companies with diversified Intermodal operations activities focused on the growth of the aviation industry in the UAE. Originally designed to handle five million passengers per year, Abu Dhabi International Airport today has an annual capacity for 12.5 million passengers. Plans are in place to increase this to 40 million passengers by 2017, with the addition of the iconic new Midfield Terminal Complex (MTC), in line with Abu Dhabi’s Economic Vision 2030. The MTC is the centrepiece of ADAC’s multibillion-dollar investment programme, and will provide a full terminal building, passenger and cargo facilities, and duty-free shops and restaurants, with a total capacity for 27-40 million people a year. The MTC will be located between the airport’s two runways (hence its name), enabling passengers to move from runway to stand as quickly of operations, this laying the Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu that DOT is working on as part The proposed new Leading shipper country worldwide, providing an and efficiently as possible. foundation for a strong and Dhabi (Kizad). This project, of its Surface Transport Master midfield terminal and forwarder extensive network for the quick successful long-term relationship which is being carried out by Plan (STMP). at Abu Dhabi Established in 1980, Khalidia transit of cargo. Associated support buildings International Airport. will take up an additional between Abu Dhabi International Abu Dhabi’s Department of The new road will serve the International Shipping LLC is Since 1980, Khalidia has 800,000 square metres, and will Airport and its airline partners. Transport (DOT), aims to alleviate Khalifa Port area and the South one of the leading shipping evolved as a specialist in provide access to 16-20 aircraft traffic congestion on the current Shamkha, Wathba and Baniyas and forwarding agents in Abu dealing with all modes of cargo parking stands dedicated to Road development plan main road connecting Abu Dhabi residential areas and labour Dhabi, dealing in small and large transportation. As adviser to cargo. One of the main reasons for Abu with Dubai (E11), and provide a camps, and will accommodate cargoes transported by sea, clients in the multi-billion dollar Abu Dhabi International Airport Dhabi’s rapid growth in recent new strategic link between the light vehicles as well as trucks. air and land. In 2013, it was one world of international trade, is actively seeking to build up the years has been the govern- two most populated emirates in It will also cater for Kizad in of the top three ship agents in Khalidia has demonstrated its number of routes for passengers ment’s commitment to providing the country, as well as creating Abu Dhabi at Taweelah and is Abu Dhabi. ability to move virtually anything, and freight cargo using the a fast, efficient and comprehen- new gateways to the city of Abu designed to accommodate up Its main representation is anywhere. airport, and its Route Develop- sive road network. Although in Dhabi, Abu Dhabi International to 7,000 vehicles per hour. The American President Lines (APL) The company believes that the ment team works in partnership the longer term it is planned to Airport, as well as Yas and road will be 62 kilometres long, and as such is responsible establishment of Khalifa Port will with potential passenger and move an increasing volume of Saadiyat Island. consisting of a dual carriageway for handling large volumes of propel Abu Dhabi into second cargo airlines, to explore and freight by rail once the new rail The new Abu Dhabi – Dubai starting at the end of Emirates container traffic. It is based in position in terms of size amongst analyse market opportunities network becomes operational, main road (E311) is one of the Road in Seih Shuoaib, passing Abu Dhabi where the company the Gulf ports, and that it could for airlines wishing to take there are still ambitious plans in biggest infrastructure projects through Al Maha Forest and has 45 employees, and most of well become the prime port advantage of the growing place to expand and upgrade Kizad Area (B), and joining up its traffic moves through Khalifa in the region given the Abu Dhabi market. The team the emirate’s road infrastructure. at the Sweihan Road (E20) Port and Zayed Port. government’s commitment to provides support in the analysis A major project currently interchange. Khalidia International investment in trade and tourism. phase and during the start-up underway is the building of a Shipping LLC is a member of new road from Abu Dhabi to various exclusive project net- Dubai, which will connect works with overseas partners directly with Khalifa Port and the /principals in almost every

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Tugboats - just one of the services offered by Abu Dhabi Ports Marine Services. Marine Services Marine services

Abu Dhabi Ports Marine Services marine services, such as kilometres across Abu Dhabi, surveying, filming and video by Offering marine expertise has been launched as a sepa- pilotage, tugs and towage, except petroleum port channels. skilled teams of divers. This and rate company, wholly owned by maintenance of navigational aids It also holds contracts to provide hydrographic surveying are two Abu Dhabi Ports, to enable it (buoys and beacons), vessel these services to external parties of the specialist services that are throughout the region to operate autonomously and traffic services (VTS), diving that reach as far as the UAE to be offered to other ports in to begin to market its specialist services, hydrographic sur- borders. the UAE. Abu Dhabi Ports offers some of the best skills services to other ports in the veying, environmental services Diving and hydrographic With a thriving offshore oil and UAE. The company is already and quayside provision of fresh surveying are also areas of gas industry, Abu Dhabi has a recognised as having some of water, rubbish disposal, expertise offered by Abu Dhabi need for specialists skilled in the and people available through its the best people and skills in the bunkering and issuing of permits. Ports Marine Services. Its fleet of movement of rigs. This service, business. The company runs a fleet vessels located in the Western currently provided by a series of Abu Dhabi Ports Marine of six tug boats, together with Region can be deployed private contractors, is another marine services company, which is now Services provides a wide range four pilot boats, six speed- anywhere along the coast to one that Abu Dhabi Ports Marine of essential port and ancillary boats and a buoy maintenance provide underwater inspection, Services is planning to offer to actively marketing its expertise to boat. It manages 966 buoys third party clients in the future. and beacons over 52 channels Abu Dhabi Ports Marine and waterways, covering 472 Services’ General Manager, other ports and terminals in the Gulf region. Hamad Al Maghrabi, believes

46 Marine services Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 47 that the company has great future potential: “As traffic through Abu Dhabi and the UAE grows, thanks to new developments, such as Khalifa Port and Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Kongsberg Norcontrol IT Dhabi (Kizad), there will be increasing demand for the services we offer. We have many years of experience and can Maritime domain awareness solutions for: expand our offerings rapidly to www.kongsberg.com meet the demands of existing Vessel Traffic Service and new customers.” Vessel monitoring Maritime training centre Port security Abu Dhabi Ports provides a high standard of training for pilots River information and navigators at its dedicated maritime training centre. This Offshore collision avoidance facility was initially established Coastal & EEZ protection in 2012 to train pilots and other navigators to use the new Our heritage includes more than 30 years of maritime domain Musaffah Channel and to provide better access to Musaffah awareness and more than 200 system deliveries Port. It has been subsequently used to provide similar courses on the navigation of Khalifa Port. (PFSO) course, the High Speed Pilotage The training centre is The centre is equipped with a Craft Operators course, as well All ships entering Abu Dhabi equipped with a state-of-the-art ship manoeu- as the course on Human ports are required to use local state-of-the-art ship manoeuvring simulator. Kongsberg Norcontrol IT PO Box 1024 N-3194 Horten Norway Tel +47 33 08 48 00 Fax +47 33 04 57 35 vring simulator, which has been Element, Leadership and pilotage services unless programmed with all of the Management (HELM). exempted by the Harbour specific details of the Musaffah The IALA model courses for Master. These exemptions are Port and Channel. Other local VTS operators offered by the decided by the local Harbour settings can be used, such as centre are amongst the highest Master at each port, taking Khalifa Port, as well as further internationally accredited training account of local conditions. non-specific port locations, courses for VTS personnel in The directions and exemptions which allows the master to the region and provide training issued by each Harbour Master practise navigation in an on especially designed VTS are under continuous review unfamiliar environment. simulators. and can be changed to reflect The ship simulator can also The internationally recognised the occurrence of incidents be programmed to reflect a wide PFSO course, which follows the and accidents in each area, as variety of vessels, ranging from model implemented by the Inter- well as changes to the local high-speed pilot boats and crew national Maritime Organization environment. Project Logistics boats to the world’s largest (IMO), has been approved by the Vessel exemptions are based Marine services container ships. The programme UAE National Supreme Security on length, and are generally The value of GAC Supply Chain Management also simulates different weather Council, as well as the General lower for vessels carrying and tidal conditions to give Authority for the Security of passengers and hazardous Sea Freight a wide practical training Ports, Borders and Free Zones. cargoes. Vessels must have a experience. The programmes for the licensed pilot aboard to assist Abu Dhabi adds up Since its introduction in 2012, navigation of the ship within port Air Freight operators of high speed craft The Abu Dhabi Ports more than 400 vessel masters teach navigational techniques limits, or the ship’s Master must Marine Services fleet have completed the centre’s appropriate to such craft, as well have an exemption certificate Land Transportation Two 55-tbp (tonnes bollard Channel Familiarisation Course. as training in non-technical skills. issued by Abu Dhabi Ports. pull) ASD harbour tugs The masters have included Up to 96% of marine Masters of ships subject to Warehousing & Distribution Al Durrah 2012 captains of ships carrying casualties are caused by some compulsory pilotage can apply Al Fenci 2012 general and bulk cargo, and form of human error, and the for a Pilot Exemption Certificate Ship Spares Logistics some of the many ships serving five-day HELM training course (PEC) if they can fulfil the Two 50-tbp ASD harbour tugs the oil and gas fields. Attendees addresses this issue on a requirements set out in the Abu Dhabi-1 2002 Ship Agency completing the course rose by management and operational pilotage directions. Al Ain 2002 16%, from 192 participants level. It teaches useful strategies, Hub Agency One 38-tbp VSP tug in 2012 to 223 participants in how to avoid common mistakes, Health, safety and security Al Marfa 1995 2013. and how to be most effective in Abu Dhabi Ports has a strong Bunker Fuels Besides the Musaffah a high-risk work environment. commitment to health and One 8-tbp conventional tug Complete services + global network = Channel Familiarisation Course, safety and to the security of its Marwan 1981 your advantage Offshore Support five additional courses have customers, their vessels and Four pilot boats been added to the curriculum to cargoes, and to the importance Al Safeer-1 2012 For nearly half a century, GAC Abu Dhabi’s unique blend of integrated services, global reach Rig Moving Operations widen the teaching spectrum, of ensuring environmentally Pilot-5 2002 and local expertise has helped diverse companies achieve growth and efficiency. Offering a while further establishing the friendly and sustainable opera- Fast-1 1999 wide range of services from ship agency to offshore support, our flexible and tailored formula centre as a major training hub tions at all of its ports. Pilot-4 1983 for maritime professionals. The company recently focuses on delivering value and results you can measure. We can solve the most complex These include the Vessel completed the successful Six speedboats transportation needs, providing the answers that give your business the advantage. Traffic Services (VTS) course, implementation of its Integrated Mina-1 2012 the Port Facility Security Officer Health, Safety and Environment Mina-8 2003 See how it adds up for you at gac.com/abudhabi Management System (IHSEMS), Mina-2 2002 which has achieved ISO 14001- Mina-6 1999 2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 Mina-4 1997 Mina-5 1997 certification from Lloyd’s Register Find us on NSGAC Abu Dhabi of Quality Assurance. 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Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 51 The UAE is one of the largest The UAE is one of the largest Monjasa operates a large Leading bunker fuel Leading bunker fuel provider Founded just ten years ago in Denmark, Monjasa has grown leading into one of the world’s suppliers and traders of bunker fuel. Monjasa is a worldwide Scandinavian brand that is for its trusted and respected and service. reliability quality, The company employs more than 150 people in Denmark, and the United Dubai, Singapore States, and operates 25 modern bunker tankers in the Arab Gulf, Africa, the Baltics and West Scandinavia. and busiest bunker spots in the world, servicing marine traffic in and out of the Gulf and traffic and the Far between Europe East, with Khalifa Port as one of the main bunker terminals in the area Traffic in the region. due to the has been growing economic activity in increased numbers the Gulf, with greater of cruise vessels, container ships and oil tankers serving the The UAE is an attractive region. bunker destination for many operators as deliveries are always prices are regular, competitive, and supply can be arranged both in port and off port limits. tanker fleet serving the UAE market and employs certified fenders flow meters, Yokohama hoses and pressure-tested - all conforming to ISO 8217 a Monjasa offers standards. ‘one-stop-shop’ and can provide and services: special products de-bunkering, ships’ entry to agency, water, dry docks, fresh change and crew spare-parts, lubricants. Customers benefit solutions, timely tailor-made from supply without waiting time, high extensive local quality products, knowledge, 24-hour services, and competitive pricing.

Kongsberg Norcontrol IT is the IT is the Kongsberg Norcontrol The Kongsberg Norcontrol IT IT The Kongsberg Norcontrol Management Information Management Information the System (PMIS) to ensure best use of port resources, including pilots and tugs at Khalifa Port, Mussafah Port and Zayed Port. leading VTS and Vessel world’s Monitoring (VTM) provider Traffic – a position it has maintained for than 40 years. It invented more the Automatic Radar Plotting for vessels in 1969 Aid (ARPA) and then went on to deliver the first VTS system in 1979. world’s pioneering, The company’s innovative, determined mentality Vessel Traffic Services Traffic Vessel (VTS) supplied by IT Kongsberg Norcontrol Since 2007, Kongsberg been providing IT has Norcontrol Services (VTS) Traffic the Vessel Port and Zayed for Musaffah installed Port, and has recently new system for Khalifa an entire Port. The VTS system at Khalifa Port went live in 2013 safe and and now ensures efficient ship movements in, out the port. Kongsberg and around also worked IT has Norcontrol closely with Abu Dhabi Ports to develop a state-of-the-art Port world- in numerous has resulted firsts in the VTS/VTM field, firsts in the VTS/VTM field, the Traffic including presenting Image in a 3D view and on iOS devices. and Android 7th generation VTS/VTM system “C-Scope” was launched in 2011 at the Port of Singapore. As a consequence of the success of “C-Scope”, the system has been selected by organisations many high-profile and institutions, including the Maritime and Coast Guard Agency in the UK, the Norwegian Coastal Admin- Coast istration, the Korean the Los Angeles and Guard, Long Beach Marine Exchange, and the Rijkswaterstaat in the Netherlands. Vessel Traffic Services Traffic Vessel Port. Musaffah (VTS) at

ADSB’s state-of-the-art state-of-the-art ADSB’s The company also offers The company also offers serviced by the Vessels The shipyard can construct can construct The shipyard industry and is recognised as a as a and is recognised industry naval/ to service provider leading military and commercial marine marine commercial military and and operators in organisations Council the Gulf Cooperation (GCC). include tugs, barges, shipyard a variety landing craft, dredgers, of oil industry work boats, including cranes Three enclosed ship construction/overhaul sheds with full services Composite work shop 4,500 square metres, air conditioned shipyard is fully equipped with with is fully equipped shipyard and the latest technology ships, passes alongside the so that now even larger shipyard vessels can be built and repaired is widely at ADSB. The shipyard as the only one with recognised extensive experience in naval and military shipbuilding in the GCC region. services for newbuild and repair handling sector, the commercial and upgrade 300 repairs around involving work contracts a year, and dry docking, painting, repair maintenance work – although work work and repair some re-fit or afloat. is undertaken off-site boats, diving including crew construction assembly halls with full services, advanced shipbuilding equip- advanced shipbuilding five wet berths are ment. There berths and twelve open air dry metres for vessels up to 100 with a side long. A Syncrolift, ena- transfer berthing system, to handle vessels bles the yard with up to 2,000 tonnes together for smaller vessels up a Travelift to 500 tonnes. vessels using steel, aluminium The new or composite materials. Channel, which can Musaffah handle the bigger Panamax vessels, supply and safety vessels, as well as anchor handling tug boats. Channel depth six metres Five wet berths for vessels up to 105 metres long open air dry berths Twelve for vessels up to 100 metres long Additional space for 20 vessels under 50 metres and 500 tonnes displacement 85 metre-long ship Two

Abu Dhabi Ports ensures Abu Dhabi Ports ensures The objective of the code is to The objective of the code is to The purpose of the code is to An Abu Dhabi Ports Security 50 Marine services performance in this area. As As area. in this performance improvement in its ports’ its ports’ in improvement the basis of its IHSEMS the its IHSEMS the the basis of consistent company ensures reporting, auditing, standards, risk incident management, and a healthy management environment for all of its ports, its ports, for all of environment continuous man- as well as the long agement of medium and term risks and opportunities. compliance with its IHSEMS its operations, throughout energy methodologies, reducing consumption and the overall CO2 emission. International Ship and Port Facility Security Code Abu Dhabi Ports has in place a set of measures comprehensive to enhance the security of ships and port facilities in line with the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS Code), which was set up years in recent recognised as one of the most important for shipbuilding and ship centres Situated in the region. repair on the outskirts in Musaffah, Abu Dhabi of Abu Dhabi city, Shipbuilding (ADSB) has built a in the regional solid track record incorporating due diligence, incorporating due diligence, good governance, low risk and a competent management safety committed to health and beneﬁts in the workplace. Other as a include lower outgoings investment, of effective result training, and including staff sustainable development following the 9/11 attacks in the United States. from sensitive areas safeguard including any potential threats, any ships berthing at any of Abu Dhabi Ports port facilities, as well as any personnel involved. The the security that code requires of ships and port facilities should by undertaking risk be ensured assessments in each particular case. frame- a standardised provide work for evaluating risks. Abu Dhabi Ports maintains a high level of security at its ports in compliance with the ISPS code. for each port Plan is prepared on the basis of this assessment, and each plan contains guidelines to enhance the preventative Abu Dhabi Ports measures. team of security professionals supports and manages all the - day-to-day compliance require ments of the ISPS code. Shipbuilding and ship repair Abu Dhabi has become Compass Publications Limited

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Harbour Master Harbour Master FREE Port New FREE Port Captain John Clayton Captain Hazzaa Al Junaibi General marine General marine Tel: +971 2 492 5601 Tel: +971 2 695 2997 information information Fax: +971 2 492 5605 Fax: +971 2 695 2169 Mobile: +971 52 800 2148 Mobile: +971 52 800 2163 Location Lat/Long Location Lat./Long E: [email protected] E: [email protected] 24° 30’ 37’’ N 24° 32’ 3’’ N 54° 22’ 6’’ E 54° 21’ 48’’ E Port Control Assistant Harbour Master Quay length Quay length Tel: +971 2 492 5666 Captain Ammar Al Shaiba 3,089.5 metres 2,180 metres Fax: + 971 2 492 4746 Tel: +971 2 695 2073 Pilotage Pilotage Mobile: +971 52 800 2193 Fax: +971 2 695 2169 Compulsory (available 24/7) Compulsory (available 24/7) VHF channels: 13 Mobile: +971 52 800 2318 Admiralty chart number Admiralty chart number E: [email protected] E: [email protected] 3715 and 3713 3715 and 3713 VHF channel VHF channel General marine Port control 11 11 information Zayed Port Approach channels Approach channels Location Lat/Long Tel: +971 2 695 2132 24° 50’ N Free Ports Channel length Channel length 54° 40’ E Tel: +971 2 695 2134 2.5 nautical miles 2.5 nautical miles Quay length Fax: +971 2 695 2936 Channel depth Channel depth Main berth: 2,400 metres VHF channels: 8 metres 8 metres West quaywall: 800 metres Mina Zayed 67, Free Ports 11 Channel width Channel width Emirates Aluminium quay wall: E: [email protected] 180-304 metres 81-304 metres 800 metres Alongside draft Alongside draft Pilotage General marine 3.3-7.5 meters 5.5-7.5 metres Compulsory (available 24/7) information Maximum vessel draft Maximum vessel draft Admiralty chart number 7.5 metres 7.5 metres Location Lat/Long 3752 24° 31’ 4’’ N VHF channel Facilities and Facilities and 54° 23’ 0’’ E 13 general information general information Quay length 3,450 metres Types of cargo Types of cargo Approach channels Pilotage General cargo, liquid bulk, General cargo, liquid bulk Channel length Compulsory (available 24/7) project cargo, RORO, cruise Number of RORO berths 11.5 kilometres/7 nautical miles Admiralty chart number Number of RORO berths No Channel depth 3713, 3715 and 3177 1 VTS and ports control 16.5 metres VHF channel VTS and ports control Yes Channel width 67 Yes Police office 250 metres Police office Yes Approach channels Alongside draft Yes Storage 18 metres Channel length Storage No Basin draft 11 nautical miles Open storage area Fuel availability 16 metres Channel depth Fuel availability Yes Maximum vessel draft 15 metres Yes Fresh water 15 metres Channel width Fresh water No (above 15 metres Harbour 259 metres Yes AD customs Master approval required) Alongside draft AD customs Yes 12.5 metres normal, Yes CICPA Facilities and 13 metres high tide CNIA Yes general information Maximum vessel draft Yes Handling equipment 13 metres Handling equipment No Types of cargo No Marine crafts and services Containers, reefers, general Facilities and Marine crafts and services Tugs, pilot boats and cargo, dry and liquid bulk, general information Tugs, pilot boats and speedboats RORO and project cargo speedboats Anchorage area Number of RORO berths Types of cargo Anchorage area Yes No General cargo, liquid bulk, Yes VTS and ports control break bulk, project cargo, Yes RORO, cruise Police office Number of RORO berths Yes 1 Storage VTS and ports control Yes Yes Fuel availability Police office Yes (planned) Yes

Fresh water Storage Ports guide Fresh water at berths; fuel can More than 143,000 square be supplied by road tankers metres of covered AD customs warehousing and cold storage 24/7 at the Documentation with a capacity of 20,000 Centre (onshore) tonnes CICPA Fuel availability Yes Yes Handling equipment Fresh water 9 Super Post-Panamax Yes ship-to-shore (STS) cranes, AD customs 42 automated stacking cranes Yes (ASC), 20 straddle carriers; CICPA Marine crafts and services Yes Tugs, pilots, pilot boats, VTS Handling equipment Anchorage area Cranes, forklifts and cargo Yes handling equipment Marine crafts and services Tugs, pilot boats and speedboats Anchorage area Yes

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Harbour Master General marine Facilities and Captain Ashraf Mabrouk information general information Tel: +971 2 510 9390 Compass Publications Limited Compass Publications Limited Location Lat/Long Types of cargo Fax: +971 2 695 2111 24˚ 23.00 N Heavy lift, general cargo, Mobile: +971 52 800 2130 54˚ 28.0 E R0RO, dry bulk, over E: [email protected] Quay length dimensional cargo and and Port Control 340 metres project cargo Tel: +971 2 555 2423 Pilotage Number of RORO berths and +971 2 510 9394 Available 24/7 No Fax: +971 2 510 9395 Admiralty chart number VTS and Ports control VHF channels: 14 3713, 3715 and 3177 Yes World Ports UK Ports E: [email protected] VHF channel Police ofﬁce 14 Yes Storage Approach channels Open storage and warehouses Fuel availability Online Online Channel length Supplied by tanker 30 nautical miles (from new Fresh water fairway buoy to Musaffah Port) Supplied by tanker Channel depth AD customs 9 metres Directory Directory Yes Channel width CICPA 200 metres minimum Yes Alongside draft The ONLY FREE The ONLY Handling equipment 11 metres Cranes, forklifts and cargo Maximum vessel draft comprehensive guide comprehensive guide handling equipment 8 metres (above 8 metres Marine crafts and services Harbour Master approval Tugs available upon request; to all the world’s Ports to all the UK’s Ports required) VTS tower; marine training www.port-authorities.org www.uk-ports.org centre Anchorage area Yes Ports guide

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No Police ofﬁce No Storage Long-term boat storage Fuel availability (planned) Yes Fresh water (planned) Yes AD customs No CICPA No Handling equipment Boatlift Marine crafts and services Ofﬁce, Harbour Master’s repair and maintenance, 301 wet berths, 150 dry-stack berths, 190 trailer parking Anchorage area No N/A VTS and ports control Facilities and Facilities and general information of Cargo Types N/A Number of RORO berths

General marine General marine information Location Lat/Long 24° 30’ 40” N 54° 37’ 56” E Quay length 350-375 metres Pilotage Not required Admiralty chart number 3177, 3713, 3715, 3752 Berth length 950 metres channels Approach Channel length N/A Channel depth 5.5-6 metres Channel width 95 metres (approx.) Alongside draft N/A Maximum vessel draft 4.5 metres Shahama PortShahama

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No Marfa Ports General marine information Location Lat/Long N 24° 06’ 04’’ E 53° 29’ 36’’ Quay length 140 metres Pilotage Not required Admiralty chart number N/A VHF channel N/A channels Approach Channel length 1 nautical mile Channel depth 5 metres Channel width 120 metres (approx.) Alongside draft 2-4 metres Maximum vessel draft 2-4 metres Facilities and general information of Cargo Types Fishing vessels Number of RORO berths 1 VTS and ports control No Police ofﬁce No Storage No Fuel availability No Fresh water Under development AD customs No CICPA No Handling equipment No Marine crafts and ser

VHF channel 8 channels Approach Channel length 21 nautical miles Channel depth Yes Storage Open storage area Fuel availability No Fresh water No AD customs 3179 VHF channel 5-20 metres Channel width 50-60 metres Alongside draft N/A Maximum vessel draft Controlled by Mugharraq Port Police ofﬁce No CICPA Yes Handling equipment No Marine crafts and services Under development 24° 29’ 22’’ N N 24° 29’ 22’’ E 52° 19’ 56’’ Quay length 1,300 metres (without shoreline protection) Pilotage be implemented To Admiralty chart number 4-19 metres Facilities and general information of Cargo Types General cargo and RORO Number of RORO berths 1 VTS and ports control information Location Lat/Long Delma Port General marine

Mugharraq Port General marine information Location Lat/Long 24° 10’ 90” N 52° 34’ 00” E Quay length 259 metres Pilotage Under implementation Admiralty chart number 3179, 3780 and 3951 VHF channel N/A channels Approach Channel length 21 nautical miles Channel depth 5-20 metres Channel width 50-60 metres Alongside depth 2.8 metres Maximum vessel draft 2.6 metres Facilities and general information of Cargo Types General cargo and RORO Number of RORO berths 5 VTS and ports control Yes Police ofﬁce Yes Storage Open storage area Fuel availability Yes Fresh water Supplied by truck tankers AD customs No CICPA Yes Handling equipment No Marine crafts and services Upon request

Al Sila Port General marine information Location Lat/Long 24° 04’ 30” N 51° 47’ 10” E Quay length 300 metres Pilotage Under implementation Admiralty chart number 3951 VHF channel N/A channels Approach Channel length 450 metres Channel depth 8 metres Channel width 150 metres Alongside draft 7 metres Maximum vessel draft 5.5 metres Facilities and general information of cargo Types General cargo and RORO Number of RORO berths 3 VTS and ports control Yes Police ofﬁce No Storage Open storage area Fuel availability Yes Fresh water Supplied by truck tankers AD customs No CICPA Yes Handling equipment No Marine crafts and services No

3780 and 3179 VHF channel N/A channels Approach Channel length 4 nautical miles Channel depth 7.5 metres Channel width 80-90 metres Alongside depth 5 metres Maximum vessel draft 4.5 metres Facilities and general information of Cargo Types General cargo Number of RORO berths 3 VTS and ports control Controlled by Mugharraq Port Police ofﬁce No Storage Open storage area Fuel availability No Fresh water No AD customs No CICPA No Handling equipment No Marine crafts and services No Anchorage area No Sir Bani Yas Logistics Port Sir Bani Yas General marine information Location Lat/Long 24° 16’.50 N 52° 34’.20 E Quay length N/A Pilotage Not required Admiralty chart number

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Harbour Master Captain Jaber Al Shehhi +971 2 510 9303 Tel: Fax: +971 2 695 2169 Mobile: +971 52 800 2144 E: [email protected] Port Control +971 2 877 1493 Tel: and +971 2 877 1380 Fax: +971 2 877 1379 VHF Channel: 8 E: mugharag.portcontrol@ adpc.ae Western Western PortsRegion Directory Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 61 Abu Dhabi Ports Zayed Port Abu Dhabi 54477 United Arab Emirates +971 2 695 2000 Tel: Email: [email protected] www.adpc.ae directory Abu Dhabi PortsAbu Dhabi Directory

fah Industrial Ar Al Khalidia International International Al Khalidia LLC Shipping Khalifa Street Building Tower Garden Abu Dhabi PO Box 43350 United Arab Emirates +971 2 659 2000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.khalidiashipping.com Al Moherbie Clearance & Transport Sector M 16 Musaffah Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 555 3481 Tel: www.almoherbie.com ALE Middle East LLC Musaf Abu Dhabi 52875 United Arab Emirates +971 2 550 8741 Tel: E: middleeast@ ale-heavylift.com www.ale-heavylift.com Etihad Airport Services Abu Dhabi International Airport Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 575 8162 Tel: E: [email protected] www.etihad.com Etihad Rail Capital Gate 6th Floor (30) Khaleej Al Arabi Street PO Box 989 Abdu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 499 9999 Tel: Line Circle Great Services Forwarding Establishment Botti Salem Building Club Tourist Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 491 9992 Tel: E: [email protected] www.gclconline.com Kuehne+Nagel Tower Silver Wave Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 610 9999 Tel: Micco Abu Dhabi Tower Al Yasat Al Najdah Street PO Box 2035 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6776096 Tel: E: [email protected] www.miccologistics.com Nasser Mahmood Marine LLC Forwarding PO Box 55343 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 02 6764420 Tel: Supplies, equipment and telecom AHM Marine Abu Hasseer Marine & Industrial Equipment Company LLC Abu Dhabi PO Box 27028 United Arab Emirates +971 2 6448129 Tel: E: [email protected] www.ahmmarine.com Abu Dhabi Ports Handbook 63

emirates.net.ae www.panocean.com.sg Rais Hassan Saadi Marine Services -LLC Hamdan Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 35294 United Arab Emirates +971 4 380 8001 Tel: Shipping, transport, forwarding freight Agility (Abu Dhabi) PJSC Agility Warehouse Industrial Area Musaffah Abu Dhabi PO Box 93971 United Arab Emirates +971 2 509 9599 Tel: E: auhsales@ agilitylogistics.com www.agilitylogistics.com Eships Oldendorff Eships Level 2 Tower Tamouh Marina Square Al Reem Island Abu Dhabi PO Box 112575 United Arab Emirates +971 2 642 0367 Tel: www.eol.ae Khalid Faraj Shipping Zayed The First Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 995 United Arab Emirates +971 2 69 84 999 Tel: E: [email protected] www.khalidfarajshipping.com Mediterranean Shipping Company (UAE) LLC Sharaf Building Al Mina Road Abu Dhabi PO Box 50439 United Arab Emirates +971 4 352 4888 Tel: E: [email protected] www.mscuae.com National Gas Shipping Company Ltd (NGSCO) Sheikh Khalifa Energy Complex Tower Takreer PO Box 2600 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 602 8600 Tel: www.adnatco.com OOCL Al Sheik Sultan Bin Suroor Daheri Building Salam Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 39767 United Arab Emirates +971 2 414 9345 Tel: E: [email protected] www.oocl.com Pan Ocean Shipping International Abu Dhabi PO Box 7205 United Arab Emirates +971 2 644 4120 Tel: E: sabaship@ & Company LLC Society Building Red Crescent Club Area Tourist Abu Dhabi PO Box 465 United Arab Emirates +971 2 644 6747 Tel: E: [email protected] www.rhsgroup.com Stanford

CCC Underwater CCC Underwater BR SAL SHJ Engineering Abu Dhabi PO Box 224 United Arab Emirates 3656 +971 2 555 Tel: www.cccuwe.ae Etihad Ship Building Naval near Al Tawelaha College Abu Dhabi PO Box 53509 United Arab Emirates +971 2 562 7742 Tel: E: [email protected] www.etihadshipbuilding.ae Grandweld Al Jadaf Ship Docking Yard Dubai PO Box 24755 United Arab Emirates +971 4 324 1707 Tel: www.grandweld.com International Naval Works Ofﬁce Tower 801 Al Ferdous Salam Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6720140 Tel: www.inw.com.eg Shipping lines, ferry charter Al Masaood Marine & International Transport Forwarding Freight Services Al Najdah Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 322 United Arab Emirates +971 2 642 3336 Tel: E: [email protected] www.masaood.com Alligator Shipping Company LLC (ASCO) Building number P 1341 Electra Äì Najda Intersection Abu Dhabi 1903 United Arab Emirates +971 2 643 2841 Tel: www.ascouae.com Services Arab Tanker 2nd Floor Al Muraijeb Tower Abu Dhabi PO Box 43649 United Arab Emirates +971 2 634 7773 Tel: E: secretary@ arabtanker.com Emirates National Shipping Services LLC Al Rumaiti Building Hamdam Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 30180 United Arab Emirates +971 2 6338100 Tel: E: projects@ enss-emirates.ae www.enssuae.com Emirates Ship Investment Company (ESHIPS) LLC (Emirates Al Neem Tower Bank Building) 4th Floor Khalifa Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6268661 Tel: E: [email protected] www.eships.ae

Agency-LLC (Diamond Agency-LLC (Diamond Shipping Services) Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6710 700 Tel: E: [email protected] www.sharafshipping.com Stalco Abu Dhabi LLC PO Box 3768 Abu Dhabi 3768 United Arab Emirates +971 2 6731318 Tel: E: [email protected] www.stalco.ae The Kanoo Group Kanoo Building Baniyas Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 245 United Arab Emirates [email protected] +971 4 393 1900 Tel: www.kanoo.com Oceanic Shipping West Agencies LLC PO Box 51797 Shed number 16 Zayed Port Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6734047 Tel: E: [email protected] Wilhelmsen Ships Service Ltd Barwil Abu Dhabi Ruwais LLC Plot Number 77A Port Mina Free Abu Dhabi PO Box 44805 United Arab Emirates +971 2 673 3229 Tel: E: wss.abudhabi@ wilhelmsen.com www.wilhelmsen.com/ shipsservice Shipbuilding and repair Shipping and Al Aweidha Marine Services PO Box 10 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6225066 Tel: E: [email protected] www.aweidha.com Ali & Sons (Marine Engineering Factory) Company LLC Ali & Sons Building Zayed 2nd Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 915 United Arab Emirates +971 2 672 3900 Tel: E: [email protected] www.ali-sons.com Am For Yachts & Aluminium Boats Industries Executive Office Najda Road 11th floor Office 1102 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 643 0156 Tel: www.amsgroup.ae Inchcape Shipping Shipping Inchcape Dhabi Services-Abu Floors 3rd 2nd and Al Hameli Ahmed Mohd Ali Building (next to Zayed University) Street Muroor Abu Dhabi PO Box 247 United Arab Emirates +971 2 4462424 Tel: E: youriss.abu-dhabi@ iss-shipping.com Sharaf Shipping

Liwa Petroleum Marketing Marketing Liwa Petroleum Establishment 40310 PO Box Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 5516110 Tel: E: [email protected] www.liwapetroleum.com Company National Drilling (NDC) Abu Dhabi 4017 United Arab Emirates +971 2 6776100 Tel: E: [email protected] www.ndc.ae Services Petroleum Company (ESNAAD) PJS Esnaad Building Industrial Area Musaffah Abu Dhabi 46121 United Arab Emirates +971 2 602 9000 Tel: www.esnaad.ae Port authority Abu Dhabi Ports Zayed Port Abu Dhabi 54477 United Arab Emirates +971 2 695 2000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.adpc.ae Ship agency Abu Dhabi Ships Agency Al Salam Street PO Box 46103 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6449100 Tel: E: [email protected] www.adsa.ae Al Barrak Agency Bin Arar Tower Najda Street Executive Business Centre (EBC) Abu Dhabi112358 United Arab Emirates +971 2 6740001 Tel: E: [email protected] www.albarrak-group.com Al Jaber Shipping Agency LLC & Marine Works Building Al Jaber Group Annex II Floor Ground Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 555 4300 Tel: E: [email protected] www.ajshipping.com Al Khalidia International Shipping LLC Khalifa Street Building Tower Garden Abu Dhabi 43350 United Arab Emirates +971 2 659 2000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.khalidiashipping.com CMA CGM Shipping Agency SE LLC PO Box 111530 Al Shaheen Tower 8th Floor 802 Al Salem Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 679 7704 Tel: E: abb.genmbox@ cma-cgm.com GAC Middle East Plot 211 Area Mina Zayed Freeport Dubai United Arab Emirates +971 4 3035013 Tel: E: [email protected] www.gac.com (See page 48)

Union National Bank Union National UNB Building Salam Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 674 1600 Tel: www.unb.co.ae transport Heavy lift and LLC ALE Middle East Musaffah Industrial Area Industrial Musaffah Abu Dhabi 52875 United Arab Emirates +971 2 550 8741 Tel: E: middleeast@ ale-heavylift.com www.ale-heavylift.com (See page 38) manufacturing Industry, and chemicals Abu Dhabi Polymers Company Ltd (Borouge) Head Ofﬁce Production Tower Borouge Shaikh Khalifa Energy Complex Corniche Road PO Box 6925 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 607 0300 Tel: E: [email protected] www.borouge.com Al Dahra Agriculture Company 7th Floor Al Al Ain Tower Khalidiya Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 656 5000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.aldahra.com EMAL Emirates Aluminium PO Box 111023 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 509 2997 Tel: www.emal.ae Emirates Steel Emirates Steel Industries PO Box 9022 Industrial City Abu Dhabi (ICAD) Musaffah Abu Dhabi PO Box 9022 United Arab Emirates +971 2 5072616 Tel: E: marketing@ emiratessteel.com www.esi-steel.com Grand Mills for Flour & Feed Company PO Box 46622 Zayed Port Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 696 9111 Tel: E: [email protected] www.grandmillsuae.com Oil and gas Abu Dhabi Company for Oil Operations Onshore (ADCO) Abu Dhabi PO Box 270 United Arab Emirates +971 2 604 0000 Tel: www.adco.ae Gogas Gulf Oil & Gas Company-LLC PO Box 7539 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6393848 Tel: E: [email protected] www.gogas-me.com

fattnichol.com Moffatt & Nichol & Moffatt Abu Dhabi Emirates United Arab +971 2 406 9696 Tel: www.mof National Marine Dredging Dredging National Marine Company (NMDC) Area Industrial Musaffah Abu Dhabi PO Box 3649 United Arab Emirates +971 2 513 00 00 Tel: E: [email protected] www.nmdc.com (See page 2) National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) 5 (MW 5) West Musaffah Sector number 15 A Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 554 9000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.npcc.ae Overseas Ast Company LLC-Abu Dhabi Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Road Abu Dhabi PO Box 2961 United Arab Emirates +971 2 631 1176 Tel: E: [email protected] www.overseas-ast.com Parsons Sheikh Hamdan Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 5498 United Arab Emirates +971 2 614 2416 Tel: www.parsons.com (See page 36) Engineering Target Construction Company WLL Marine Division PO Box 960 Bin Ghanem Ofﬁce Tower Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 676 3477 Tel: E: [email protected] www.target.ae Middle East Ltd Oord Van Abu Dhabi Branch opposite ADSB Yard Musaffah Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 551 0173 Tel: E: [email protected] www.vanoord.com Financial and legal Al Hilal Bank Al Sahel Tower Corniche street Khaldiya Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 499 44 44 Tel: www.alhilalbank.ae Fichte & Company Sheikh Zayed Road Business Bay Prism Tower 19th Floor PO Box 116637 Dubai United Arab Emirates +971 4 43 57 577 Tel: www.ﬁchtelegal.com (See page 52) NBAD Khalifa Bin Zayed The First Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 611 1111 Tel: www.nbad.com

BLIN AG Divers Marine Marine Divers LLC Contracting Street Al Salam Abu Dhabi 53920 United Arab Emirates 6635 +971 2 674 Tel: E: [email protected] www.diversgroup.net ED ZÚ PO Box 656 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6349583 Tel: www.zueblin.de Emirates Dredging Company LLC Falcon Tower Suite 702 Al Nasr Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 631 8048 Tel: E: [email protected] www.anholdings.com Ghantoot Group- Marine Construction and Earthworks Division Abu Dhabi PO Box 131320 United Arab Emirates +971 2 642 7887 Tel: E: tp.marine@ ghantootgroup.ae www.ghantootgroup.com Gulf Marine Services Company WLL Base Musaffah Abu Dhabi PO Box 46046 United Arab Emirates +971 2 5559430 Tel: E: [email protected] www.gmsuae.com HILALCO-Hilal Bil Badi & Partners Contracting Company (WLL) 16/2 Villa Road Muroor Abu Dhabi PO Box 28177 United Arab Emirates +971 2 448 8879 Tel: E: [email protected] www.hilalco.com (See page 14) Hyundai E & C Makeen Tower Club Area Tourist Abu Dhabi PO Box 46101 United Arab Emirates +971 2 643 2865 Tel: E: [email protected] www.hdec.kr Ltd Jan De Nul Dredging Ofﬁce 116 Sultan Business Center Dubai PO Box 28805 United Arab Emirates +971 4 335 55 47 Tel: E: middle.east.ofﬁce@ jandenul.com Majestic Marine Engineering Fujairah 5309 United Arab Emirates +971 9 228 2805 Tel: E: [email protected] www.majesticjetties.ae (See page 36) Marine DIvers Marine Contracting (MDMC) Est Works Abu Dhabi PO Box 86806 United Arab Emirates +971 2 4918225 Tel: E: [email protected] www.marinedivers.ae

Airports Airports Abu Dhabi (ADAC) Company Bin Rashid Sheik Maktoum Road Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates 5000 +971 2 505 Tel: www.adac.ae Airport Al Ain International (ADAC) Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street Al Ain United Arab Emirates +971 2 505 5000 Tel: www.adac.ae Bunkering ADNOC-Abu Dhabi National Oil Company Abu Dhabi 898 United Arab Emirates +971 2 602 8046 or Tel: +971 2 602 0000 E: [email protected] www.adco.ae Monjasa DMCC Jumeirah Lakes Towers AG Tower AJKL 35 floor-Office Dubai United Arab Emirates +971 4 420 8600 Tel: E: [email protected] (See outside back cover) Siva Fuel Bunkering PO Box 46870 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 6318667 Tel: UAE LLC TOTAL 11th Floor Burjman Office Tower Burjman Centre Dubai 26688 United Arab Emirates +971 4 7095000 Tel: Construction and dredging Aecom Middle East PO Box 53 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 613 4000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.aecom.com Al Mansoori Production Services LLC 17th Floor Mansoori Tower Salam Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 815 7000 Tel: www.almansoori.biz Al Mutawa Marine Work Establishment 7th Floor Abdulla Bin Darwish Building Al Salam Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 35440 United Arab Emirates +971 2 555 2800 Tel: E: [email protected] www.mutawamarine.com Athena Emirates LLC Suhail Faris Al Mazroui Building Club Tourist Abu Dhabi PO Box 54008 United Arab Emirates +971 2 644 8990 Tel: Bechtel Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 510 9300 Tel:

Abu Dhabi Al Mamoura Building (A) Road Murour Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 445 4777 Tel: E: [email protected] www.ead.ae Kizad PO Box 54477 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 800 10 20 30 Tel: www.kizad.com General Holding SENAAT Company Al Khazna Tower Al Najda Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 4499 United Arab Emirates +971 2 614 4444 Tel: www.senaat.co Region Western Development Council Business Hub Building B Musafah Street ICAD Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 404 4000 Tel: E: [email protected] www.wrdc.ae Department of Transport Department City Abu Dhabi Area Al Bateen Bainounah Street (C2 Tower) Al Bateen Towers 6th Floor Abu Dhabi PO Box 20 United Arab Emirates 666 +971 2 6566 Tel: E: [email protected] www.dot.abudhabi.ae Agency- Environment

Government departments, departments, Government and associations NGO’s Chamber Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Main Building of Chamber Corniche Road Abu Dhabi PO Box662 United Arab Emirates 4000 +971 2 621 Tel: E: [email protected] www.abudhabichamber.ae Abu Dhabi Customs Administration (ADCA) Mina Road Beside the main gate of Zayed Port Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 2 810 2000 Tel: E: customscomms@ dof.abudhabi.ae www.auhcustoms.gov.ae www.adfca.ae Abu Dhabi Food Authority Control Mohamed Bin Zayed City opposite Mezyed Mall Abu Dhabi P O Box 52150 United Arab Emirates +971 2 818 1111 Tel: Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority-(TCA) & Culture Campus Abu Dhabi Tourism Khalifa Park Abu Dhabi 94000 United Arab Emirates +971 2 444 0444 Tel: E: tcaabudhabi.ae ww.tcaabudhabi.ae (See page 30) Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council 7th Floor Al Mamoura Building Block B Road Al Muroor East Road Abu Dhabi PO Box 62221 United Arab Emirates +971 2 409 6000 Tel: www.upc.gov.ae 62 63

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Sheikh Omar Bin Zayed United Arab Emirates KSB Middle East FZE Al Nahyan Building E: [email protected] Al Salmein Tower 9th Street Abu Dhabi PO Box 3149 Techno Fibre Middle East PO Box 107145 Abu Dhabi Marine Services FZE United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates PO Box 122090 Tel: +971 2 6720770 Tel: +971 2 643 6439 Sharjah E: [email protected] E: BusinessAssurance.ME United Arab Emirates www.ksb.com @dnv.com Tel: +971 6 557 9225 www.dnv.com E: lifeboat@ Navis LLC technoﬁbredubai.com 217 Building number 9 Elcome International Dubai Internet City PO Box 53460 TECO Marine LLC Dubai Abu Dhabi PO Box 62487 PO Box 500405 United Arab Emirates Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 551 1136 United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 367 6542 Tel: +971 4 324 2727 E: [email protected] Emirates E: [email protected] www.navis.com Marine Service Ltd (See page 38) PO Box 8966 Times Marine Survey LLC Dubai PO Box 7280 Radio Holland Middle East United Arab Emirates Sharjah Al Buhairah Insurance Tower Tel: +9714 346 9500 United Arab Emirates Buhairah Corniche Road E: [email protected] Tel: +971 6 556 1881 Sharjah E: [email protected] PO Box 31619 Fairdeal Marine Services www.timesmarine.com United Arab Emirates LLC Tel: +971 2 445 3070 PO Box 49520 Terminal operators E: [email protected] Al-Rais Building and stevedores www.imtech.com Bur Dubai Abu Dhabi Petroleum Ports Dubai Operating Company-Irshad Technical consultancy United Arab Emirates PO Box 61 and surveying Tel: +971 4 351 1122 Abu Dhabi E: [email protected] ABS United Arab Emirates Defence Road Tel: +971 2 602 8000 GL Noble Denton UAE Abu Dhabi E: [email protected] Al Nahyan Commercial PO Box 29405 www.irshad.ae Buildings United Arab Emirates Masker Al Nahyan Tel: +971 2 641 8637 Abu Dhabi Terminals (ADT) Delma Street E: [email protected] PO Box 136687 PO Box 36941 Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Al Bedaya Consultancy United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates & Marine Survey Tel: +971 2 673 0600 Tel: +971 2 443 9870 Manazil Tower 2 www.adterminals.ae www.gl-nobledenton.com Al Taawun Street (See inside front cover) PO Box 39762 Lloyd’s Register EMEA Sharjah Towing and tugs 401A The Blue Tower Building United Arab Emirates Khalifa Street Marine Capabilities Tel: +971 6 525 2833 Advertisers Index Abu Dhabi (MARCAP) LLC (Al Bawardi) E: albedaya@ United Arab Emirates Liwa Street Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding inside back cover albedayaservices.com Tel: +971 2 627 2942 Safar Travel Agency Building Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority (TCA) 30 www.albedayaservices.com E: [email protected] Abu Dhabi 30175 Abu Dhabi Terminals (ADT) inside front cover www.lr.org United Arab Emirates ALE 38 Aqualis Offshore Marine Tel: +971 2 622 5100 Compass Publications Limited 52, 56 Services LLC Louis Marine Equipment E: [email protected] Fichte & Company 52 SIT Tower Dubai Silicon Oasis PO Box 9197 www.marcap.ae GAC Abu Dhabi 48 Dubai Abu Dhabi 9197 (See page 52) Hilal Bil Badi & Partners Contracting United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Company (WLL) 14 Tel: +971 4 3793612 Tel: +971 2 5546800 Khalidia International Shipping LLC 10 E: [email protected] Konecranes 4

Master System LLC Kongsberg Norcontrol IT 48 Abu Dhabi MARCAP Marine Capabilities LLC 52 United Arab Emirates Majestic Marine Engineering 36 Tel: +971 2 645 6441 Monjasa outside back cover E: abudhabi@ National Marine Dredging Company 2 mastersystems-intl.com Navis 38 Parsons 36

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