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November 2007
Boston Strategies International, Inc.
Global Infrastructure Series
b t t t i
Global Supply Chain Management: Dubai
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Summary• Historical view of shipping in the region
• Trade in the Middle East is booming• Dubai is a major trans-shipment hub• The majority of Middle East trade is conducted with Asia and Europe• The majority of Middle East trade is conducted with Asia and Europe• Lots of intra-regional trade• The UAE’s reliance on oil is decreasing rapidly
• Dubai and the changing face of the GCCInfrastructure is extensive and increasing in capacity• Infrastructure is extensive and increasing in capacity
• Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, and other complexes• Planned industrial infrastructure projects• Planned commercial and residential infrastructure projects• New transit system between Dubai and Jebel Ali• New transit system between Dubai and Jebel Ali• Planned airport infrastructure projects
• Logistics case studies• Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone• Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone Port• Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone – Port • Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone – Warehouses
• Outlook: the promises and challenges of growth• Advice for doing business in the UAE
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Historical view of shipping in the regionHistorical view of shipping in the region
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Trade in the Middle East is booming
4 00 0005,000,000
Historical evolution of trade in and out of Dubai
3,500,0004,000,0004,500,000
2,000,0002,500,0003,000,000
TEUs
500 0001,000,0001,500,000
ImportsExports
0500,000
1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005
Transhipment
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Source: DP World
ExcerptThe majority of Middle East trade is conducted with Asia and Europe
S th
Merchandise imports of the Middle East by region
N th
Merchandise exports of the Middle East by region
North America
10%
South and
Central America
2%
North America
13%South and
Central America
1%
Asia28%
1%
Europe17%
Europe38%Middle
East17%
17%
CIS1%
Asia55%
CIS3%
Africa2%
17%
Africa3%Middle
East10%
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Source: World Trade Organization
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The UAE’s reliance on oil is decreasing rapidly
90%
Oil trade flow in the UAE
60%
70%
80%
40%
50%
60%
10%
20%
30%
0%
10%
1990 1993 1996 1999 2002
Oil % f T t l E t Oil % f GDP
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Oil % of Total Exports Oil % of GDPSource: FCCI UAE
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Dubai is a major trans-shipment hub
• Dubai trans-shipped 1.9m containers so far this year, vs. 700,000 TEUs imported and 350,000 TEUs exported.
• 64% of all value is trans-shipped Jeddah Islamic Port 64% of all value is trans shipped• Jeddah Islamic Port• Jebel Ali• Port Rashid
1,500,000
2,000,000
Transshipment Containers
0
500,000
1,000,000
, ,
2004 2005 2006
TEUs
800000
Jebel Ali and Port Rashid Cargo Flows
300000400000500000600000700000800000
TEU's Import
E t
0100000200000300000
2006 2007
Export
*Note: 2007 figures are through August 2007
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Sources: Saudi Ports Authority, DP World
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Lots of intra-regional trade ($54b)
Oman3% Bahrain Yemen
Imports by country, 2005 ($billions)
Iraq Oman Bahrain
Exports by country, 2005 ($billions)
SaudiQatar
5%
Iraq3%
Bahrain3% 3%
Qatar5%
Iraq5% 3% Bahrain
2%
Saudi Arabia
27%
Israel8%
5%Saudi Arabia
35%Israel8%
UAE20%
Iran11%20%
Iran16%
Kuwait12%
UAE22%
11%Kuwait9%
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Source: World Trade Organization
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Major inter-regional trade flows in the GCC
Dubai Dubai Dubai Dubai 30%
35% Average growth rate 2004-2006
as % of UAE2005
as % of UAE2006
as % of GCC2005
as % of GCC2006 25%
30%Exports
Imports
Exports 23% 20% 7% 6%15%
20%
Imports 63% 63% 27% 28%5%
10%
0%
5%
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Source: Analysis by Boston Strategies International, Inc.
ExcerptInfrastructure is extensive and increasing in capacity
DohukKirkukMosul
Irbil
SulimaniyaTikritRamadi Hilla
DiyalaKut
DohaMuscat
SharjahBahrain
Kuwait Bandar Abbas
BaghdadRamadi
Karbala
Nasiriyah
Kut
NajafDiwaniya
Umm-Qasr
AmaraBasra
Samawa Dammam
RiyadhJeddah
Muscat
Abu Dhabi
Umm Qasr
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Ports are small but growing fastSaudi Arabia and U.A.E. Ports Total Throughput
Tonnage 2004-2006
Reference Points:World Port Ranking Total
Throughput Tonnage 2005
35
40
45
350
400
450
500
15
20
25
30
Millions of tons 200
250
300
350
Millions of tons
0
5
10
15
0
50
100
150
2004 2005 2006
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Sources: Saudi Ports Authority, AAPA
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Trucking connections are extensive
1800
2000
UAE Trucking Tariffs ex Jebel Ali
1000
1200
1400
1600
DHS
400
600
800
1000DHS
0
200
2 X 2 or 1 X 40' Container & General Cargo 1 X 20' Container 7 ton Truck
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Source: DP World
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Dubai and changing face of the GCCDubai and changing face of the GCC
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ExcerptJebel Ali Free Zone’s cargo intake is increasing rapidly…
120,000 7,000
Jebel Ali Free Zone Imports
80,000
100,000
5,000
6,000
60,000
3,000
4,000
Millions AEDMillions Kg
20,000
40,000
1,000
2,000
0 0 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Weight (Kg) Value (AED) Expon (Value (AED))
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Weight (Kg) Value (AED) Expon. (Value (AED))
Source: Analysis by Boston Strategies International, Inc.
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…as well as the output
80 000
90,000 4,000
Jebel Ali Free Zone Exports
60,000
70,000
80,000
3,000
3,500
40,000
50,000
1 500
2,000
2,500
Millions AEDMillions Kg
10 000
20,000
30,000
500
1,000
1,500
0
10,000
0
500
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Weight (Kg) Value (AED) Expon (Value (AED))
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Weight (Kg) Value (AED) Expon. (Value (AED))Source: Analysis by Boston Strategies International, Inc.
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Dubai growth in perspective
25,000
World port rankings
15 000
20,000
10,000
15,000
'000 TEUs
0
5,000
2004 2005
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Source: Analysis by Boston Strategies International, Inc., Hong Kong Port Development Council
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Planned industrial infrastructure projects
• $300 billion in GCC projects between 2007-2012• $100 billion in power generation• $50 billion in industrial sector• Hydro-carbon sector which contributes to 47% of the GCC’s GDP will
account for the remaining project dollars.
R l ti f i t Mi Z d t Kh lif• Relocation of main cargo port Mina Zayed to KhalifaPort by 2011
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Sources: U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce, UAEINTERACT
ExcerptPlanned commercial and residential infrastructure projects
• Fully-automated Dubai Metro system lines with a total of 47 stations, 10 underground, and 2 in Sharjah
• Emirates Industrial City 7 7million square meter industrial• Emirates Industrial City - 7.7million square meter industrial park
• Emirates City – 72 residential and commercial towers• Al Qaiwain – waterfront community of villas and apartments• Mina al-Arab - $2.7 billion beachfront development with
resorts, 5-star hotels, and 3,500 residential units• Fujairah Paradise and Fujairah Dana – villas, hotels and
malls• DEWA power generation capacity expansion andDEWA power generation capacity expansion and
desalinated water production- $5.45 billion by 2012
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Source: U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce
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Planned airport infrastructure projects• Over 20 years, airport development will exceed Dh75
billion (US$20.43 billion)
Infrastructure Project Estimated Cost (Dh) Estimated Cost (US$)
Abu Dhabi International Airport redevelopment 30 billion 8.17 billion
Expansion of Dubai International Airport 15 billion 4.08 billion
New Dubai World Central development 30 billion 8.17 billion
Sharjah International Airport redevelopment 227 million 61 billion
Ajman new airport 2.9 billion 800 million
Fujairah terminal & associated structures expansion 183 million 49 million
Al Ain International Airport redevelopment 75 million 20.43 million
Ra’s al-Khaimah airport expansion 1 billion 272 million
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Source: UAEINTERACT
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