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The cargo operator will showcase a range of its customised solutions

Breakbulk Middle East (BBME) 2023, which witnessed a 94% increase in attendees, has concluded with a commitment to promote female participation in the industry and an increased focus on attracting young minds.

The company expects to promote its business at the Breakbulk Middle East expo

BBME connects students from leading universities and academies with working professionals to encourage careers in maritime, project cargo, and logistics

Dubai expects to boost its economy by attracting 25 million visitors to the world fair. Despite the current global climate, the hybrid model, offers both physical and virtual experiences, including exhibitors from 200 countries on the 4.3sq km...

Cargo, breakbulk industry to stay major contributor to UAE economy, says Al Mazrouei Filed on February 9, 2021 The UAE ports handle more than 12 million containers and receives more than 21,000 vessels annually. — Wam The sector will indeed witness an uptick in business and the post-Covid-19 era will be marked by strong rebound. Cargo and breakbulk sector is considered one of the most promising sectors in the UAE and will remain a major contributor to the country’s economy, said S...

‘Project cargo, breakbulk sector is a major contributor to the economy’ 09 Feb 2021 Picture used for illustrative purpose. The virtual event of Breakbulk Middle East (BBME), GCC’s leading breakbulk and project cargo meet, kicked off on Tuesday with the participation and support of key industry leaders from across the Middle East and other parts of the world. The speakers, took up various industry specific topics for discussion also put emphasis on the ‘strategy to tackle...