ADPC welcomes stakeholders to the busy Port
ADPC hosted nearly twenty different stakeholder bodies in October as part of its powerful plan to update partners on the developments at Khalifa Port since the commencement of commercial operations at the container terminal on 1st September.The ADPC initiative has been widely welcomed by key players in the private and public sector.
October saw Khalifa Port host high-profile delegations from the UAE University, Department of Finance, Abu Dhabi Customs, Embassy of Australia, Etihad Rail, Urban Planning Council, Ministry of Environment and Water, Environment Agency of Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority, Department of Economic Development, Union Supreme Court, Abu Dhabi Police, Critical National Infrastructure Authority, Ministry of Interior, and the Department of Transport. The Port has also received several confirmations for similar visits during November.
Ms Jameela Al Junaibi, Marketing Manager, Ports’ Unit, ADPC, said: “The visits came as part of our outreach activities towards our stakeholders and partners who have always extended their support to us. It also marked the first step towards engaging other government entities with whom we are yet to share any direct business association.
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