Already, companies from a range of high-growth industries such as retail, luxury goods, consumer electronics and pharmaceuticals, have opted to outsource their logistics operations to Aramex in order to benefit from both the enhanced expertise and efficiency provided by the Center.
“A key component of our value proposition at Aramex is that we can provide such innovative and highly-customized supply chain solutions to such a diverse range of industries,” added Kamal.
At 10,000 square metre, Phase II is set to add significant additional capacity, and will link through to Aramex's other key logistics centers in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Aqaba, Amman, Beirut, Cairo and Bahrain.
Recognizing the enormous potential of Dubai as a commercial hub, Aramex has another mega-facility in the works in Dubai Logistic City, another key infrastructure investment that will ensure Aramex remains at the cutting edge of innovation.
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