Al Sharqi, a premier logistics and freight provider with a 36-year track record in the Middle East, today announced an expanded suite of multi-modal solutions designed to bypass ongoing regional shipping delays. By leveraging strategic hubs in Khor Fakkan and a robust cross-border road network, the company is ensuring cargo fluidity for businesses facing unprecedented supply chain pressure.
“Logistics is no longer just about moving goods; it is about managing risk,” said Kashif Rafiq, CEO of Al Sharqi. “Our focus is on providing the agility that the current market demands. We aren’t just reacting to disruptions; we are engineering ways around them to ensure our partners remain competitive and connected.”
To maintain delivery benchmarks, Al Sharqi has immediately optimized several key corridors:
- Strategic Diversification via Khor Fakkan : Utilizing alternative import routes through Khor Fakkan port to circumvent traditional maritime bottleneck via Jebel Ali and Khalifa Port.
- Customs Brokerage at Khor Fakkan : Mobilized our customs brokerage services at Khor Fakkan port.
- Container Drayage from /to Khor Fakkan : Effective immediately, we have deployed a certain percentage of our fleet for container drayage at Khor Fakkan port.
- GCC Multi-modal Connectivity: Seamlessly transitioning FCL (Full Container Load) cargo between ocean and road transport to expedite cross-border delivery to Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar.
- Operational Transparency: 24/7 tracking and dedicated support to provide shippers with total visibility in an unpredictable environment.
As businesses navigate a complex global landscape, Al Sharqi’s infrastructure at key ports like Khor Fakkan serves as a vital link in the UAE and beyond UAE, ensuring that “disruption” does not mean “delay.”
