The Port of Aqaba is a global hub where three continents meet, serving as a worldwide destination for both investors and tourists alike. Located on the Gulf of Aqaba, which opens into the Red Sea, it extends to the borders of Israel and Saudi Arabia, touching the regional waters of Egypt. This makes it a comprehensive strategic gateway to regional and international markets, offering a wide range of business opportunities across various sectors and providing an advanced quality of life. The economic significance of ports, in general, lies in their role as a major driver of national economic growth, especially as they form the central link in an integrated transportation chain and are considered fundamental to development, given the impact of their services on the overall national economy.
Management, operation, and maintenance of the operational assets of maritime ports entrusted to the company for management, operation, and maintenance.
Providing the necessary services for ships at the docks (unloading and loading, cargo handling, delivery to owners, cargo handling, bunkering, and water supply).
Managing and operating the yards and logistics areas in the Aqaba Special Economic Zone, including the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Customs Center (Yard 4).
Developing operational processes and optimizing the utilization of available resources and assets at the port.
encompassing tasks and titles such as the Maritime Authority and the Aqaba Port Department.