The Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) has unveiled the ‘Dubai Code for Ports,’ the world’s first comprehensive technical guide designed to streamline the development and management of ports, marinas, and maritime activities. This innovative project sets a new global benchmark in the maritime infrastructure sector.
His Excellency Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman of PCFC, highlighted that the initiative represents a pivotal step in boosting the efficiency of maritime operations while prioritizing sustainability and environmental conservation.
“This project aligns with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, aiming to reinforce Dubai’s position as a global maritime leader,”
he said, underscoring its role in enhancing both local and international trade.
The ‘Dubai Code for Ports’ is intended to address the growing demand for sophisticated maritime infrastructure, bolstering Dubai’s central role in the global supply chain. The project covers vital aspects such as soil inspection, dredging, land reclamation, water drainage, and breakwater design, with a focus on maintaining high technical standards in port and marina construction.
A strategic workshop at Dubai’s Jumeirah Beach Hotel gathered key maritime partners, with HE Nasser Al Neyadi, CEO of PCFC, emphasizing the project’s importance in accommodating Dubai’s expanding maritime transport needs. He noted that the initiative would enhance the efficiency of port operations and improve the overall user experience across Dubai’s maritime sector.
With this project, Dubai is poised to further solidify its reputation as a leading hub in global trade, supporting the rapid growth of trade facilitation, marine tourism, and other economic activities.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
