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Home›Green Marine›DP World set to boost Vancouver terminal capacity
Green Marine

July 25, 2006 · about 20 years ago

DP World set to boost Vancouver terminal capacity

Dubai Ports World (DP World), the world’s third largest terminal operator, will invest in expanding the Centerm Container Terminal in Vancouver harbour, the company said in a statement. Sultan Ahmad Bin Sulayem, chairman of Dubai World, yesterday held talks with senior Canadian government officials

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Dubai Ports World (DP World), the world’s third largest terminal operator, will invest in expanding the Centerm Container Terminal in Vancouver harbour, the company said in a statement.

Sultan Ahmad Bin Sulayem, chairman of Dubai World, yesterday held talks with senior Canadian government officials including David Emerson, the Minister of International Trade and the Pacific Gateway, and John Van Dongen, Minister of State for Inter-Governmental Relations on the expansion.

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