Abdullah bin Damithan, Chairman of the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) in Dubai, discussed opportunities to strengthen bilateral cooperation in maritime transport, trade exchange and customs during a meeting with Khaled Abdulrahim Al Zaabi, Consul-General of Kuwait in Dubai and the Northern Emirate, at the headquarters of the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation in Dubai.

The discussions focused on enhancing collaboration between the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait across key sectors, including logistics, maritime services, and customs operations, as both countries continue efforts to strengthen regional trade connectivity and supply chain resilience.

During the meeting, officials reviewed the corporation’s strategic projects and initiatives aimed at improving supply chain continuity and facilitating trade flows across Dubai and the wider region.

Bin Damithan highlighted the role played by the corporation in supporting the business community and maintaining operational continuity amid ongoing geopolitical and economic developments affecting global trade and shipping routes.

Al Zaabi praised the corporation’s efforts to reinforce ties between the UAE and Kuwait, particularly in maritime and logistics cooperation.

He also commended the swift response by Dubai authorities to the incident involving the Kuwaiti oil tanker Al Salmi in Dubai waters, highlighting the role of the Dubai Maritime Authority in efficiently handling the situation.

The meeting reflects broader efforts by both countries to deepen economic cooperation and enhance coordination across strategic sectors tied to trade, transport, and maritime operations.