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Egyptian Transport Minister, Kamel El-Wazir, inaugurated the Al-Airport Dry Port in Alexandria, covering an area of 146,000 square meters, with an investment cost of 700 million Egyptian pounds. The purpose of this port is to improve freight movement and reduce congestion at maritime ports by providing shipping and storage services away from port berths, thereby accelerating trade flow and supporting the connection between ports and production and distribution areas across Egypt. The port is also part of a broader transportation development strategy that includes land ports and a logistics zone, aimed at lowering costs and enhancing the competitiveness of Egyptian products, as well as facilitating export and import processes—especially in conjunction with the network of high-speed electric trains and modern roads. This dry port is the second of its kind to be inaugurated, following the 6th October Port, and it contributes to strengthening transportation infrastructure and achieving integration among different modes of transport in Egypt.
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