Fujairah Terminals has signed three new land lease agreements aimed at strengthening logistics integration and expanding supply chain infrastructure at the Port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates.
The agreements are expected to support the development of warehousing, cargo handling, distribution and value-added logistics services within the port ecosystem. Company officials said the move aligns with broader efforts to transform Fujairah into a major regional logistics and maritime hub.
The expansion is intended to improve connectivity between port operations, inland transportation and industrial supply chains while supporting growing trade flows through the Gulf region. Fujairah’s strategic location outside the Strait of Hormuz has also increased its importance as an alternative logistics and energy gateway amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia.
Industry analysts said integrated logistics zones are becoming increasingly important for ports seeking to attract long-term investment, improve cargo efficiency and offer end-to-end supply chain solutions. Ports across the Middle East are expanding logistics infrastructure to capture higher-value trade and distribution activity.
Fujairah Terminals stated that the new lease agreements will contribute to regional economic growth, create additional business opportunities and strengthen the port’s role in supporting international trade, energy logistics and multimodal transportation networks.
