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Observer
16-03-2025
- Business
- Observer
Shinas Port achieves record growth in trade, cargo handling
SHINAS: Shinas Port, one of Oman's key strategic maritime hubs located in Al Batinah North Governorate, has recorded significant growth in 2024, strengthening its role in national and international trade. Latest statistics reveal an impressive 41 per cent increase in the number of ships passing through the port, with a total of 707 vessels docking in the past year. The port also handled over 100,000 tonnes of goods, with a total trade value exceeding RO 11.5 million. Khater bin Ali al Maamari, Executive Director of Shinas Port, noted that the increase in cargo volume underscores the port's growing importance in facilitating economic activities across various sectors. He detailed the breakdown of imports, which reached 91,343 tonnes, including 21,665.98 tonnes of building materials, 4,083.07 tonnes of food products and 4,273.68 tonnes of general goods. The port also facilitated the import of 15,815 livestock animals, equivalent to 469 tonnes. Exports through Shinas Port totalled 11,676.12 tonnes, with major shipments comprising 461 tonnes of building materials, 33 tonnes of food items and 8,643 tonnes of general cargo. The port also recorded significant livestock exports, with 70,761 animals weighing approximately 2,133 tonnes. The substantial growth in trade activity at Shinas Port reflects Oman's ongoing efforts to enhance its maritime infrastructure and logistical capabilities. The port plays a crucial role in supporting national industries, streamlining trade and improving supply chain efficiency. With increasing vessel traffic and cargo handling capabilities, Shinas Port is poised to further contribute to the country's economic diversification and strengthen its position as a leading trade gateway in the region. – ONA
Zawya
07-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Shinas Port handles goods worth over $30mln in 2024
Shinas Port, a key strategic port in Oman's North Batinah Governorate, witnessed remarkable growth in 2024, with a significant increase in ship traffic and cargo movement. Official statistics indicate that the port handled over 100,000 tonnes of goods, valued at more than RO 11.5 million, reinforcing its role in supporting the national economy and facilitating regional and international trade. Khater bin Ali al Maamari, Executive Director of Shinas Port, revealed that the number of ships passing through the port reached 707 in 2024, marking a 41% increase compared to the previous year. The port received approximately 91,343 tonnes of imported goods, including 21,665.98 tonnes of construction materials, 4,083.07 tonnes of food items, and 4,273.68 tonnes of general goods. Additionally, livestock imports reached 15,815 heads, weighing 469 tonnes. On the export front, the port recorded 11,676.12 tonnes of goods, including 461 tonnes of construction materials, 33 tonnes of food products, and 8,643 tonnes of general goods. Livestock exports were particularly notable, with 70,761 heads weighing 2,133 tonnes. Maamari attributed this strong performance to ongoing infrastructure improvements and enhanced services at the port, which continue to bolster its position as a key trade hub in the Sultanate. He emphasised that Shinas Port's sustained growth supports various economic sectors and contributes to the expansion of regional and international trade. © Apex Press and Publishing Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Muscat Daily
06-03-2025
- Business
- Muscat Daily
Shinas Port handles goods worth over RO11.5mn in 2024
Shinas Port, a key strategic port in Oman's North Batinah Governorate, witnessed remarkable growth in 2024, with a significant increase in ship traffic and cargo movement. Official statistics indicate that the port handled over 100,000 tonnes of goods, valued at more than RO 11.5 million, reinforcing its role in supporting the national economy and facilitating regional and international trade. Khater bin Ali al Maamari, Executive Director of Shinas Port, revealed that the number of ships passing through the port reached 707 in 2024, marking a 41% increase compared to the previous year. The port received approximately 91,343 tonnes of imported goods, including 21,665.98 tonnes of construction materials, 4,083.07 tonnes of food items, and 4,273.68 tonnes of general goods. Additionally, livestock imports reached 15,815 heads, weighing 469 tonnes. On the export front, the port recorded 11,676.12 tonnes of goods, including 461 tonnes of construction materials, 33 tonnes of food products, and 8,643 tonnes of general goods. Livestock exports were particularly notable, with 70,761 heads weighing 2,133 tonnes. Maamari attributed this strong performance to ongoing infrastructure improvements and enhanced services at the port, which continue to bolster its position as a key trade hub in the Sultanate. He emphasised that Shinas Port's sustained growth supports various economic sectors and contributes to the expansion of regional and international trade.
