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Robots set to reshape Dubai’s last-mile logistics
Yango Group and noon have launched autonomous delivery robots in Dubai, marking a step forward in transforming the region’s last-mile logistics. The service is designed to make urban deliveries faster, cleaner, and more efficient. The first deployment is in the Sobha Hartland community. Customers can select the robot option in the app, track its movement, and unlock the compartment on arrival. This creates an additional delivery channel that supports noon’s fleet, especially

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3 days ago1 min read


Dubai Customs, Binance to modernise logistics, payments
Dubai Customs has partnered with Binance to bring blockchain and digital payments into the emirate’s logistics and trade operations, said Dr Abdulla Busenad, DG, Dubai Customs. The collaboration aims to simplify import-export procedures, reduce transaction costs, and speed up movement of goods across borders. Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, said the initiative will support innovative solutions in customs, reinforcing Dubai’s leadership in digital trade and modern logistics infr

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5 days ago1 min read


New Dubai logistics hub to drive e-commerce growth
Dubai South has opened a large new logistics facility built by INDU Kishore Logistics, adding more capacity to the emirate’s fast-growing cargo sector. The site, located in the Logistics District, is designed for high-volume e-commerce and general cargo operations. It covers about 23,000 square metres and can store up to 75,000 pallets, with a 22-metre height that allows efficient stacking and faster movement of goods. The centre also uses automated systems to speed up proces

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Nov 261 min read


DP World, Aldar to open NIP logistics project in 2027
Dubai’s National Industries Park (NIP) is set to get a major new logistics hub, designed to meet the growing needs of e-commerce, retail, and third-party logistics companies. The development, led by Aldar in partnership with DP World, will cover nearly 150,000 sqm and is expected to be fully operational by 2027. The logistics park will feature three large warehouses with flexible unit sizes ranging from 5,000 to 60,000 sqm. It is designed for automated systems, advanced stora

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Nov 251 min read


LTS Global enters Dubai to power GCC–UK freight
LTS Global Solutions has opened a new regional office in Dubai, giving the UK-based logistics company a stronger presence in the Gulf region. The new hub will support fast and reliable freight forwarding between the GCC and the UK. This move comes at a key moment as the UK and GCC are close to finalising a free trade agreement, which is expected to boost trade and create new business opportunities. This is LTS Global Solutions’ third international office, after its existing f

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Nov 251 min read


Arabian Cargo Awards 2025 kick off in style in Dubai
The third edition of the Arabian Cargo Awards is set to take place tonight at the Embassy Suites by Hilton, Dubai. This invitation-only ceremony will celebrate the achievements and innovations shaping the Middle East’s air cargo and logistics sector, bringing together the industry’s most influential personalities. DHL is joining as the Gold Partner, with Etihad returning as Silver Partner for the second consecutive year, supporting the event in recognising excellence, leaders

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Nov 211 min read


Dubai gets new cargo aircraft maintenance facility
The Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub (MBRAH) in Dubai South has opened Tim Aerospace’s new aircraft maintenance facility, significantly increasing capacity for cargo aircraft checks and repairs, a release stated. The hangar can handle up to 12 narrow-body aircraft or five wide-body aircraft at a time, allowing faster turnaround for freight operators and supporting the growing demand for cargo MRO services in the region. The new facility is one of the largest independent MRO

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Nov 201 min read


Autonomous drones to cover 70% of Dubai by 2030
Dubai is moving rapidly toward large-scale drone delivery, targeting 70 per cent city coverage by 2030, as Keeta Drone expands its autonomous logistics operations. The company has rolled out multiple commercial BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line of Sight) routes, including a new link in Nad Al Sheba, enabling faster, contactless, and environmentally friendly deliveries for food and groceries. Keeta Drone’s fourth-generation autonomous drones operate alongside automated ground support

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Nov 201 min read
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