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Home›Dredging›VIDEO: Development of AL Ruwais Port (Qatar)
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August 27, 2013 · about 13 years ago

VIDEO: Development of AL Ruwais Port (Qatar)

Located about 120km north of Doha, Al Ruwais Port is designed to accommodate dhows, coastal trading vessels and a roll-on/roll-off passenger/car ferry, centring on general cargo, fruit and vegetables, livestock and building materials. It may not be the largest port development underway in the region

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Located about 120km north of Doha, Al Ruwais Port is designed to accommodate dhows, coastal trading vessels and a roll-on/roll-off passenger/car ferry, centring on general cargo, fruit and vegetables, livestock and building materials.

It may not be the largest port development underway in the region, but it’s no less important to the local economy.

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Dredging Today Staff, August 27, 2013

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