The UAE has long been the backbone of global trade connectivity, linking Asia, Europe, and Africa through one of the most efficient logistics ecosystems in the world. However, the past 60 days of sustained disruption have exposed a clear structural divide within the industry—between small freight forwarders, mid-sized regional players, and global giants. Small freight forwarders, typically operating with 10–30 employees, function on thin margins and tight cash cycles of 30–90

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