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Integration with Existing Systems:Many ports in the Middle East operate with legacy systems that are not easily compatible with new automation technologies. The integration process can be
These ports aren''t just massive in size—they are strategically vital, technologically advanced, and operationally critical for global supply chains. From Asia''s container giants to Europe''s
The aim of this study is to compare the technical efficiency of less explored South Asian & Middle Eastern ports with the East Asian ports and determine ways for their efficiency
The aim of this study is to compare the technical efficiency of less explored South Asian & Middle Eastern ports with the East Asian ports and determine ways for their efficiency
The Middle East, particularly the UAE and Saudi Arabia, is witnessing a surge in large-scale infrastructure and industrial projects. With tight deadlines and rising costs, contractors and
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The number of studies available in the literature analyzing the efficiency of container ports in the South Asia and Middle East is very limited. Specifically, for Pakistani ports there have been no such study which could evaluate their technical efficiency.
Being one of the main and busiest port of the country it has been provided with latest machinery, equipment and IT management systems. As compered to East Asian ports, the percentage of the efficient ports in South and Middle East is 13.33% as only two ports out of 15 are efficient, which is much lower.
In comparison, looking at the efficiency results of the South Asian and Middle Eastern container ports, only two ports are efficient. The efficiency of the Jebel Ali is for the reason that it is one of the prominent ports of the region and serves as a main hub for the UAE's shipping business.
As Middle Eastern countries strive to diversify their economies and reduce reliance on oil, the efficiency of their port infrastructure becomes increasingly significant. Efficient port operations attract foreign investment, spur job creation, and enhance the competitiveness of local industries.
