Breakbulk Magazine

As Breakbulk Middle East marks its 10th anniversary, we celebrate its rise to become the GCC’s leading event for breakbulk professionals, and look ahead to another decade of connecting the region’s mega projects.

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Event milestones, expert insight, global developments and the projects that shaped each year as Breakbulk Middle East grew from a start-up to a powerhouse for networking.

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Rail expansion across the GCC is picking up speed and unlocking new transport options for breakbulk movers. Major operators, including the Red Sea Gateway Terminal, weigh in on what comes next.

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A manufacturing surge across the GCC is reshaping outbound project cargo flows. Companies including Al Faris and DHL Global Forwarding reveal what’s moving, where it’s headed and how demands are changing.

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How might AI and robotics shape your company’s future in the breakbulk sector? Mohammad Jaber, CEO of Combi Lift Projects MEA, provides expert insight on what to look out for over the next two decades.

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Did you know that 20% of project cargo is now transported by container vessels? MSC, CMA CGM, Maersk and Protranser challenge long-held ideas about what can — and can't — fit in the box.

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As Europe invests in new NPPs, the retirement of older plants is opening an equally compelling market. Industry experts including Mammoet share insights into the opportunities and challenges of decommissioning.

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Showing its age under the strain of ever-larger vessels, the Panama Canal is set for a US$8.5 billion overhaul aimed at boosting capacity and shoring up resilience to climate change.

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Japan’s nuclear reset is underway, and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s backing of reactor restarts and next-generation technology is setting the stage for a surge in breakbulk and heavy-lift demand.

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Air Charter Service’s Chris Leach traces the company’s ascent from basement start-up to global charter player, and looks ahead to what comes next, in this Breakbulk exclusive.

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Humeira Aidarous Al Hashmi, regional manager for Blue Water Shipping, speaks candidly about overcoming barriers and urging more women to get involved in the “hardcore, heart of project operations.”

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Prism Logistics’ Dipasmit Ghosh recounts the challenge of transporting two colossal coke chambers across 2,000 kilometers of India’s most grueling terrain.

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Total Movements’ CEO Satish Kumar Singh shares insight into the scale and complexity of a remarkable operation to transport more than 45,000 tons of cargo for India’s NREP refinery project.

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