Asyad Group Launches Integrated Trade Corridor Via Duqm Port

Nov 14, 2026

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Asyad Group has begun operating a new integrated trade corridor through Duqm Port targeting Gulf markets. This development represents infrastructure investment in Oman's port network and aims to strengthen regional trade connectivity, potentially offering shippers an alternative routing option for goods moving through the Arabian Peninsula.

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What if this new corridor reduces transit times to Gulf markets by 15 percent?

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