Saudi Arabia: 1.7 million tons exports of the North promise of phosphate

Media In / Riyadh 22 November 2018
Exports of the project of the North Promise, “North of Saudi Arabia” through the port of Ras Al Khair since its inception, recorded 1.7 million tons of phosphate through 50 ships anchored on the berths, one of the most modern ports established in Saudi Arabia. In 2011.
It is worth noting that the port includes 14 sea berths, including 3 berths for the North Promise Project. The phosphate is transported from the North Promise Project to Ras Al Khair Industrial City in the Hodeidah, and then transported through the conveyor belt to the storage area designated for the project Inside the Ras Al Khair Port to be ready for shipment on vessels through the Promises of the Promise of the North.
The port is characterized by its strategic location and its ability to handle various types of goods efficiently, which provides integrated services to the city of Ras Al Khair Industrial and adjacent areas and the delivery of mining products to various international markets with high accuracy and efficiency while complying with the highest standards of security and safety of the latest international ports.