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DP World launches direct unaccompanied freight service from UAE - Iraq

DP World Ferry Service - UAE & Iraq (2)
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Purpose-built RORO vessels used to transport “unaccompanied” trailers from Jebel Ali to Umm Qasr Port in Iraq.

 

The freight solution cuts journey times, emissions and potential delays at borders compared to overland routes.

 

 

Dubai, UAE – Monday May 22nd, 2023: DP World, a leading provider of global supply chain solutions, today launched the first direct freight service between the UAE and Iraq to make the flow of goods between the two countries faster, ...

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