BMT prepared a business plan for the new offshore multi-user port development in Abu Dhabi, involving staged construction of facilities from initial operations in 2010 to full development by 2028.
The existing Mina Zayed Port at Abu Dhabi has operational concerns and is constrained by the encroaching city expansion. A new location has been determined for the development of a new multi-user port and 9,900 hectare industrial zone. These new facilities will provide the future requirements for Abu Dhabi and its surroundings.
BMT prepared a business plan for the new offshore multi-user port development, involving staged construction of facilities from initial operations in 2010 to full development by 2028.
The port is projected to handle:
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