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Green Corridor operationalizes trade link between Oman and UAE ports

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What happened

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Asyad Group announced the start of operations for the Green Corridor on November 14, 2026, linking Duqm Port in Oman to Khalifa Port in the United Arab Emirates. The corridor provides an integrated trade route where goods move from Duqm Port, through the Khatmat Milahah border crossing to Al Ain Dry Port, and then reach Khalifa Port in Abu Dhabi. This system utilizes a coordinated cross-border customs process to reduce transit times and enhance trade flow efficiency.

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Why it matters

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The corridor enhances trade connectivity between Oman and the United Arab Emirates, supporting the integration of transport networks and logistics services across regional markets. This operational setup provides cargo owners with more flexible options and increases the efficiency of trade flows.

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Who's involved

  • OmanSovereign state participating in the trade corridor.
  • United Arab EmiratesSovereign state participating in the trade corridor.
  • Khalifa PortContainer terminal at the end of the integrated route.
  • Abu DhabiLocation of Khalifa Port.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Khalifa PortSpeculative

    Khalifa Port might see increased cargo handling volumes and trade flow through the terminal.

  • United Arab EmiratesSpeculative

    The United Arab Emirates may see improved logistics efficiency for regional trade.

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