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Propelling forward
Ports & Free Zones

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.

Under fire
Ports & Free Zones

With hazardous cargo such as oil and gas continuing to dominate the region's sea freight industry, companies must take active measures to reduce the risk of a fire hazard.

Ask the expert: Deepak Garg
Ports & Free Zones

Question: What sort of benefits can software solutions offer the leading shipping companies?

Veteran of the seas
Ports & Free Zones

After many successful years of managing a shipping agency, United Arab Shipping Agencies Company (UASAC Emirates) has a lesson or two it could teach the region's burgeoning maritime industry.

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