Port of Fujairah Email Format
Maritime TransportationFujairah, United Arab Emirates201-500 Employees
The Port of Fujairah, based in al Fujairah City in the United Arab Emirates, operates as a maritime transportation hub with facilities for containers, general cargo, and bulk goods, including crude oil and fuel products. Located on the UAE's eastern seaboard about 70 nautical miles from the Strait of Hormuz, it serves as an economic link between east and west, supporting trade with the Indian subcontinent, GCC, and North East Africa. Construction began in 1978 and full operations commenced in 1983, with ongoing enhancements to expand its container, general cargo, and bulk capabilities. Fujairah Terminals, a wholly owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Ports, provides general cargo, container, and RoRo services to customers across the GCC, the Indian subcontinent, Pakistan, and East Africa. The port also hosts Fujairah Oil Tanker Terminals for liquid bulk and operates two dry-bulk locations, Fujairah and Dibba, supporting exports of gabbro, rock, limestone, and clinker. A notable recent development is the October 2025 signing of a Bonded Rail Corridor MoU to link Khalifa Port with Fujairah Terminals, enhancing intermodal connectivity.