Abu Dhabi's ports and maritime sector get a blockchain led makeover

Brings in DNV GL to script a transition that also focusses on decabonisation

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Abu Dhabi Ports wants digital solutions to be deployed across the emirate's entire maritime and logistics industry.
Abu Dhabi Ports wants digital solutions to be deployed across the emirate's entire maritime and logistics industry.
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Dubai: Abu Dhabi's maritime industry is to undergo a massive digital makeover using blockchain technology. Abu Dhabi Ports has signed a MoU with DNV GL, the world's largest consultancy of independent maritime and energy experts, to create such a transformation.

“Abu Dhabi Ports’ partnership with DNV GL ensures our emirate elevates its status as a world-leading maritime centre in the years ahead," said Capt. Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Group CEO, Abu Dhabi Ports. "We are committed to instilling a new generation of Emiratis that values a sustainable model for economic growth, and embraces decarbonisation and digitalisation across the entire maritime and logistics supply chain.”

The partnership also creates opportunities to encourage Emirati graduates to pursue a career in Abu Dhabi’s maritime trade sector by offering research and development opportunities in the field of decarbonisation, such as alternative fuels and renewable energy usage.

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