DWC surfaces as global cargo hub amid shifts in trade lanes
- Team CargoTalk

- Sep 29
- 1 min read

Dubai World Central (DWC) is positioning itself as a major global cargo hub, connecting Asia, Europe, Africa, and the US. “While US trade lanes have slowed down due to tariffs, the China–Middle East route is picking up,” Marc Prasad, Regional VP, ALSI Global, said. This creates advantages for businesses and strengthens the UAE’s role in global cargo transit, he said. Significant government investments, coupled with participation from airlines and freight forwarders, is driving its rise as a strategic node for global trade. “DWC is emerging as a global hub where international organisations, airlines, and forwarders want to operate,” said Prasad. As DWC strengthens its position, the UAE is set to become an even more critical link in international logistics, reshaping trade patterns across multiple continents.







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