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Home›Green Marine›Dubai Ship Docking Yard to take part in Gulf Maritime
Green Marine

April 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Dubai Ship Docking Yard to take part in Gulf Maritime

Dubai Ship Docking Yard (Al Jadaf), the oldest ship repair yard in the Arabian Gulf, will participate in a big way in Gulf Maritime 2005 to be held from April 18-20 at Expo Centre Sharjah. Founded in 1978, it is considered to be one of the busiest docking yards in world with over 270 companies [&hel

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Dubai Ship Docking Yard (Al Jadaf), the oldest ship repair yard in the Arabian Gulf, will participate in a big way in Gulf Maritime 2005 to be held from April 18-20 at Expo Centre Sharjah. Founded in 1978, it is considered to be one of the busiest docking yards in world with over 270 companies operating from it and offers comprehensive and professional docking and ancillary services to the shipping industry.

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