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Interview: Soren Hansen, CEO, Aqaba Container Terminals

Jordan's Aqaba Port continues to be an attraction.

•	Jordan's Aqaba Port operators announce rise in profits

•	BLOG 3: Ahmad Lala: Port for the ages - Aqaba's apeal

The rise of RAK FTZ

Interview: Maryam Al Murshedi, deputy director general of RAK FTZ.

Profile: Dubai Industrial City

Abdulla BelHoul, MD of DIC, explains the attractions of the zone.

Interview: Mohammed Sharaf, CEO of DP World

The passion and power behind the world's third largest ports operator.

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Exclusive Interview: Bahrain Logistics Zone

Project update by Hamad Fakhro, assistant director general of the GOP.

Interview: Oussama El Omari, RAK Free Trade Zone

Logistics hub celebrates its 10th anniversary with a US$2b expansion.

Interview: Ibrahim Al Janahi, Jafza

Jebel Ali Free Zone reinforces its position as a warehousing superhub.

The new US$5 billion port being constructed in Doha, Qatar is the largest greenfield port construction project in the world, explains Colin Rudd, vice president of transportation for project consultants Cansult Maunsell Limited AECOM.

ANNUAL REVIEW 2008: Jebel Ali Free Zone

CEO Salma Hareb on the Free Zone's rapid development.

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ANNUAL REVIEW 2008: Dubai Logistics City - EXCLUSIVE

We talk to Dubai Logistics City about why they're confident the ambitious project is back on track.

Propelling forward

The International Propeller Club has formed a partnership with Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) to encourage the regional shipping industry's development, explains Thomas Burke, the organisation's president.

Shariah solutions

With the region's ship owners searching for ways to finance their burgeoning fleets, Michael G. Alexiou, managing partner of Alexiou & Co, explains why Islamic finance can provide an ideal solution.

Building support

With the booming oil and gas industry requiring a plethora of support vessels and work boats, the market has never been stronger for Abu Dhabi Ship Building, explains vice president William Stewart.