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Nine new international firms to set up base in Oman's Salalah Hub
- Oman: Tuesday, November 13 - 2012 at 02:08
Peter Ford, the chief executive of Oman's Port of Salalah has said the Salalah Hub, which combines the synergies of Port of Salalah, Salalah Free Zone and Salalah Airport, has attracted global players like US Gypsum, Saltic and DHL, which are expected to launch operations there between 2013-15, Muscat Daily has reported. "The Port of Salalah is, and will always be, a significant transshipment hub. We add a huge amount of value to shipping-line networks," said Ford. "The next phase is for cargo owners and logistics providers to take advantage of this massive backbone of connectivity that Salalah's advantageous location offers."
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