Sharjah-Oman corridor sees 66% goods growth
The logistics corridor launched by the Sharjah Ports, Customs, and Free Zones Authority in collaboration with Oman Customs has achieved strong growth indicators during the first three months of operation. The value of the exchanged goods reached approximately 1.7 billion dirhams, with the movement of more than 34,000 trucks and the completion of over 32,000 customs declarations. The volume of trade increased by 66.26% compared to the same period last year, reflecting the success of the model based on maritime and land connectivity between the ports and border crossings of Sharjah and Oman. The corridor aims to facilitate transportation procedures, reduce handling stages, and enhance logistical efficiency. It includes a network connecting the ports of the UAE and Oman to promote trade exchange and provide more flexible and competitive options for companies.
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