Doha — Hamad Port, Qatar’s flagship gateway to global trade, has emerged as one of the most advanced port complexes in the Middle East, underlining the country’s role in shaping the future of maritime logistics. Opened in 2016, the port boasts an annual handling capacity of 7.5 million TEUs, supported by state-of-the-art infrastructure, automated systems, and scalable design capable of managing containers, bulk cargo, general cargo, and Roll-on/Roll-off (RORO) operations.
Globally recognized, Hamad Port was ranked the third most efficient port in the world by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence in 2023, cementing QTerminals’ reputation for operational excellence.
Guided by Qatar National Vision 2030, QTerminals’ growth strategy integrates sustainability, innovation, and expansion. Its Sustainability Report 2024 highlights the company’s commitment to environmental responsibility and its mission to create long-term value for stakeholders while supporting national economic diversification.
Looking forward, QTerminals’ strategy is anchored in four pillars:
- International expansion across strategic global markets.
- Innovation and technological advancements to enhance port efficiency.
- Client-centric services tailored to evolving global trade demands.
- Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals that ensure responsible operations.
QTerminals has already expanded beyond Hamad Port, securing Container Terminal 2 (CT2) operations and acquiring assets in the Eastern Mediterranean and Europe, boosting connectivity and service offerings. These steps underscore its ability to handle complex logistics demands and increased cargo volumes with precision.
By combining operational excellence, financial resilience, and adaptability, QTerminals is positioning itself as a forward-thinking global port operator. Its balanced approach to sustainability and expansion reinforces Qatar’s role as a leading logistics hub, advancing the nation’s vision of a diversified and sustainable economy.
