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Limited Liability Company
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| Phone 1: |
| +964 74 00017000 |
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| Manager Name: |
| Capt. Munthir S. Abdullah |
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| Annual TurnOver: |
| USD 250,000 - USD 1,000,000 |
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| Number of Employees: |
| 1 - 5 |
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| Address: |
| Basra - Alabasieh - Building 2 - Sayed Hamid St.2nd Floor |
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| Description: |
| After more than a century of doing business in the region, and with operations in almost every country across the globe, the Maersk Group can truly say that we know how to serve our customers needs in the region. Our Iraqi workforce is highly calibre with
local employees sharing knowledge and best practices with
colleagues from around the world
Maersk Line opened its offices in Iraq to offer the Iraqi market a
global reach services with the highest reliability in the container
shipping industry.
Maersk Iraq handles containerised shipments including out-of-gage
cargo, through all corridors to Iraq, i.e. Umm Qasr port in Iraq as
well as via Jordan, Kuwait and Turkey.
At Maersk Line, reliability is not only a key part of our strategy, but
an integrated part of our business.
With many years of commercial and operational experience, we
provide the business support that is crucial for you in order to have
Your Promise Delivered. We believe that if you grow we grow.
Hence, we exert our utmost efforts to guarantee you the fastest
transit times and a commitment to deliver on time every time.
Our extensive network ensures on time delivery of your transit
sensitive cargo by offering a reliable transportation solution
to Iraq, which will ease the pressure on your cash flow, improve
production planning, reduce production lead time, minimise
inventory costs, and enable you to capitalise on business
opportunities when they arise without having the need to
Maersk Line Iraq
Jebel Ali
Umm Qasr
compromise on your costs.
We offer two weekly sailings to Umm Qasr through our Iraq feeder services with over 90% reliability ratio.
This not only enables effective cargo planning, it also ensures that you never have to miss a connection |
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