Fujairah Terminals, founded in 2017 and part of Abu Dhabi Ports, is the only multipurpose port operator on the UAE’s eastern seaboard, strategically located near key east-west shipping routes close to the Strait of Hormuz. It serves as a major economic, commercial, and logistics hub that facilitates access to global markets, especially the Indian Subcontinent, East Africa, and GCC regions. The terminal has undergone a significant AED 1 billion expansion to enhance its infrastructure, increasing container capacity to 720,000 TEU, expanding quay walls, and boosting general cargo throughput to 1.3 million tonnes.
The Port of Fujairah itself has a rich history dating back to its initial construction in 1978 and full operation commencement in 1983, designed as part of Fujairah’s economic development. It is the largest port on the UAE’s eastern coast and the world’s second-largest bunkering hub, known for handling diverse cargo types including bulk, general cargo, and oil products. Modern expansions have included advanced facilities for Ro-Ro services, warehousing, and digital trade platforms, reinforcing its role as a vital regional maritime gateway and logistics hub.
Fujairah Terminals emphasizes operational efficiency, environmental sustainability, and customer satisfaction, with 24/7 services, real-time information exchange, and advanced cargo management systems. The terminal supports economic diversification aligned with the Fujairah 2040 vision, strengthening the emirate’s position as a key player in maritime trade and logistics. Its continuous growth and infrastructure upgrades highlight its commitment to enhancing the UAE’s trade connectivity and advancing the global supply chain ecosystem.
