AD Ports Group, an enabler of integrated global trade, transport, and logistics solutions, has collaborated with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), the executive body of the Eurasian Economic Union, to explore cooperation in transport, infrastructure, and digitalization of logistics in the EEU region.
The collaboration plan was formalized by H.E Arzybek Kozhoshev, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure at the EEC, and Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer of AD Ports Group.
H.E Arzybek Kozhoshev, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure of the Eurasian Economic Commission, said that, “Deepening cooperation in transport and infrastructure with a world-class partner such as AD Ports Group, represents an important step for the further development of international transport and logistics ties of the Eurasian Economic Union. Our cooperation will serve as a dynamic catalyst for the growth of the Union’s relationship with the UAE, bringing mutual benefits.”
AD Ports Group and the EEC will explore the acceleration of cooperation and knowledge transfer in transport, infrastructure, and logistics digitalization, including the possibility of establishing new logistics hubs in the region.
In addition, the cooperation plan covers ways to standardize and accelerate the use of electronic document management, integrate advanced digital systems, align regulatory regimes, and attract investment for new logistics infrastructure.
AD Ports Group will also analyze opportunities to invest in and establish logistic hubs and seaport terminals within EEC member states, while advancing the integration of digital systems across non-member states.
Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamsi MD and Group CEO AD Ports Group
“Our collaboration with the Eurasian Economic Commission marks a vital step towards bridging global trade routes and strengthening the UAE’s strategic partnership with the Eurasian Economic Union. By sharing our extensive expertise in terminal operations, digital transformation, and maritime, we aim to build a more resilient and efficient supply chain that benefits both our Group and our partners. This partnership aligns seamlessly with our vision to expand our global footprint and contribute to the economic development of our international partners, in line with the wise vision of our leadership in the UAE.”
In Kazakhstan, AD Ports Group is already partnering with the national shipping company, KazMorTransFlot (KMTF), to transport Kazakh oil across the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan, where it is transferred into western pipeline networks.
Earlier this year, the Group announced the establishment of GulfLink, a joint venture with the freight division of Kazakhstan Railways (Kazakhstan Temir Zholy JSC), aimed at enhancing multimodal connectivity and accelerating digital transformation across the region.
