August14 , 2026

    AD Ports Expands Middle East Logistics Reach With Weekly Iraq Service

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    AD Ports Group has expanded its regional logistics network with the launch of a new weekly UAE–Iraq freight service, creating a dedicated connection for containerized and roll-on/roll-off (Ro-Ro) cargo between the two markets.

    The new service is designed to improve trade connectivity by providing a regular shipping link that supports the movement of a wide range of goods, including containers, vehicles, and project cargo. The route is expected to enhance supply chain efficiency and offer businesses a more reliable transport option for regional trade.

    The initiative strengthens AD Ports Group’s presence across the Middle East by connecting the UAE’s logistics infrastructure with Iraq’s growing trade and industrial requirements. It also supports efforts to develop integrated maritime and logistics corridors across the region.

    The weekly service is expected to benefit importers, exporters, and logistics operators by improving cargo flow, reducing transport complexities, and providing greater flexibility for regional supply chains.

    The expansion aligns with AD Ports Group’s strategy of building interconnected trade networks and strengthening its role as a regional logistics and maritime services provider.

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