October7 , 2026

    GT Lines Enhances Far East Connectivity with Expanded KCX Network via Khorfakkan

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    GT Lines has strengthened its Far East connectivity with the enhanced Khorfakkan China Express (KCX) network, providing improved shipping links between China, South Korea, Singapore, the UAE, the GCC, and Iraq through three dedicated service loops.

    The expanded KCX network offers weekly sailings, competitive transit times, and extensive port coverage across the Far East, enabling customers to benefit from reliable and efficient cargo movement. A key feature of the service is its direct calls at Khorfakkan Commercial Terminal, creating seamless onward connections to regional markets through Gulftainer’s integrated logistics network.

    Cargo routed through Khorfakkan gains access to a comprehensive logistics ecosystem that includes Momentum Logistics for inland transportation and distribution, GT’s inland terminals, dry ports, and logistics facilities across the UAE. The network also extends through Sharjah Commercial Terminal and Gulf Connect feeder services, providing connectivity to Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, while the Iraq Commercial Terminal at Umm Qasr offers direct access to Iraq’s primary trade gateway.

    By integrating ocean shipping, port operations, inland logistics, and regional feeder services, GT Lines’ enhanced KCX network delivers an end-to-end logistics solution, strengthening trade flows between Asia, the UAE, the GCC, and Iraq while offering customers greater supply chain efficiency and regional market access.