Adabiya Port

Adabiya Port is a Logistics Hub located in Suez, Egypt, with General Authority for Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone). listed as its governing authority.

Key Facts

TypeLogistics Hub
LocationSuez, Egypt
Companies7
Governing AuthorityGeneral Authority for Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone).
Statusoperational

Recorded Benefits and Incentives

Strategic access to the Suez Canal and Red Sea, facilitating international trade and industrial activities. Offers efficient handling of various cargo types, enhancing connectivity to global markets.

Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.

About Adabiya Port

Adabiya Port is a strategic logistics hub situated in Egypt, located on the western coast of the Gulf of Suez, approximately 17 kilometers south of Suez City and 140 kilometers east of Cairo. It serves as a vital gateway on the Red Sea, leveraging its proximity to the Suez Canal to facilitate international trade. The port specializes primarily in handling significant volumes of liquid bulk cargo, including chemicals and edible oils, as well as dry bulk, general, and project cargo. Its notable features include natural protection for vessels, extensive storage facilities, and its integral role w...

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of zone is Adabiya Port?

Adabiya Port is a Logistics Hub.

Where is Adabiya Port located?

Adabiya Port is located in Suez, Egypt.

Which governing authority is listed for Adabiya Port?

SEZ Explorer records General Authority for Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone). as the governing authority for Adabiya Port. Confirm its current jurisdiction and remit with the authority.

Which benefits and incentives are recorded for Adabiya Port?

SEZ Explorer's current record lists: Strategic access to the Suez Canal and Red Sea, facilitating international trade and industrial activities. Offers efficient handling of various cargo types, enhancing connectivity to global markets. Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.

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