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UAE giant to develop gigantic Suez Canal Zone in 50-year deal - Egypt Independent

  • On May 4, 2025, Abu Dhabi Ports Group and Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone entered into a 50-year agreement to establish a 20-square-kilometer industrial and logistics park located to the east of the city of Port Said.
  • The agreement followed AD Ports’ recent regional expansion through acquisitions and strategic investments in Egypt’s maritime sector since 2022.
  • Named Kizad East Port Said, the project will start with a 2.8-square-kilometer first phase including a 1.5-kilometer quay, aiming to enhance manufacturing, trade, and logistics between East and West.
  • AD Ports pledged $120 million for initial development and feasibility studies, while the project will pay 15 percent of internal revenue as usufruct fees to Egypt and offer tax incentives to investors.
  • This infrastructure investment aims to boost Egypt’s role in global trade corridors and represents a major step in UAE-Egypt economic cooperation supporting long-term growth.
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The UAE-based Abu Dhabi Ports Group has acquired a 20-square-kilometer logistics area in the industrial zone of East Port Said, Egypt, under a $120 million deal signed with the Suez Canal Economic Zone. The Egyptian government said the aim is to boost trade and investment at the northern entrance to the Suez Canal. The agreement, signed in the presence of Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly, grants Abu Dhabi Ports a 50-year usufruct right – renewab…

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alalamelyoum.co broke the news in on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
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