Photo: nnithinn - Unsplash Abu Dhabi Ports’ maritime arm Safeen has signed an agreement with Allianz Marine & Logistics Services (AMLS) to launch a new integrated maritime logistics services firm.
Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, the new joint venture firm Offshore Support and Logistics Services Company (OFCO – Offshore International) will provide onshore and offshore integrated logistics solutions and subsea services in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) region and beyond.
Captain Maktoum Al Houqani, head of maritime cluster, Abu Dhabi Ports,
said:
“When we considered the growth of the global offshore support vessel market, as well as the offshore projects market, we saw a tremendous opportunity and potential for a new integrated marine logistics provider. With access to a growing diversified fleet of modern vessels, our partnership with AMLS will allow us to take our expertise and capabilities to new horizons, and unleash our full potential
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An Allianz Marine Offshore Vessel - Credit: Murali Krishna/MarineTraffic.com
Abu Dhabi Ports’ maritime arm SAFEEN has signed an agreement with offshore vessel owner Allianz Marine & Logistics Services (AMLS), to launch a new international provider of integrated maritime logistic services. Operating under the title of Offshore Support and Logistics Services Company (OFCO – Offshore International), headquartered in Abu Dhabi, the new joint venture will be one of the largest, most capable, and cost-efficient providers of onshore and offshore integrated logistics solutions and subsea services in the GCC [Gulf Cooperation Counci] Gulf Cooperation Council region and beyond, Abu Dhabi Ports said in a statement.
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An Emirati man looks on at the port of Fujairah. The UAE logistics industry, which is estimated at Dh220 billion, is likely to lead the growth in the region due to excellent infrastructure, technology advancement and conducive government policies. AFP
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