Africazine:
Egypt is set to enhance its trade infrastructure with a new dry port project in the 10th of Ramadan City.
The collaboration between EDECS and MEDLOG aims to expand Egypt’s freight capacity significantly. The dry port will cover 189,000 square meters and is designed to improve operational efficiency and strengthen the logistics network.
Major Dry Port Project in Egypt Launched
The dry port project, initiated by EDECS and MEDLOG, represents a substantial investment in Egypt’s logistics capabilities. It will be executed under a design-and-build contract, encompassing engineering, procurement, and construction services. Key activities include earthworks, paving, road marking, utilities installation, and the development of essential port infrastructure.
Once operational, the facility is expected to streamline trade processes, lower costs, and enhance environmental performance. This aligns with the Ministry of Transport’s strategy to modernize Egypt’s logistics framework through a network of dry ports and logistics zones.
Egypt: Key figures on dry port project
- 189,000 square meters
Strategic Importance of the Dry Port
The 10th of Ramadan Dry Port is poised to enhance Egypt’s logistics efficiency and resilience. It integrates digital solutions and smart transport systems, which are crucial for modern trade operations. This project marks MEDLOG’s first major endeavor in Egypt, showcasing its commitment to expanding its global logistics footprint.
Eng. Hussein El Dessouky, Chairman of EDECS, emphasized the partnership’s vision of creating world-class infrastructure to drive regional economic development. The facility aims to position Egypt as a strategic hub for trade and commerce in the region.
Next Steps for the Project
- Completion of earthworks and paving
- Installation of utilities
- Development of critical port infrastructure
This dry port project is a transformative step for Egypt’s logistics landscape.
