Emaar Libya Maritime Transport Commences Operations at Tobruk Free Zone Port
Following the directives of Dr. Abdulhamid Moussa, Chairman of the Board of Emaar Libya Holding Company, and under the guidance of Dr. Idris Al-Habouni, Chairman of the Board of the Tobruk Free Zone (TFZ), Emaar Libya Maritime Transport (ELMT) has officially commenced its operational activities at the Port of the Tobruk Free Zone.
As part of this launch, ELMT has initiated direct coordination with international shipping lines operating from major ports in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Turkey, and Italy, providing direct maritime services to the Port of the Tobruk Free Zone at competitive shipping rates.
Shipping Lines in Operation
- HDS LINE
- IMID LINE
- TIKA LINE
Importers and exporters are invited to contact Emaar Libya Maritime Transport or Emaar Libya Shipping Agencies to obtain detailed information regarding freight rates for import operations. Export services are also available from the Port of the Tobruk Free Zone to Asian and European countries, in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory procedures.
Contact Information
- Email: Elmt@emaarlibya.ly
- Email: Op.marine@emaarlibya.ly
This operational launch has been implemented in close coordination with the Tobruk Free Zone Administration and all sovereign and regulatory authorities operating within the Free Zone, ensuring full compliance and smooth service delivery.
Marine and Logistics Services
In addition to shipping operations, ELMT is providing marine support services, including vessel bunkering through the tanker “Emaar 1”, serving both vessels calling at the Port of the Tobruk Free Zone and transiting ships.
Through this initiative, Emaar Libya aims to revitalize import and export activities, deliver integrated logistics solutions, and support maritime trade across Libya, the Tobruk Free Zone, and neighboring regions. The plan also includes activating the Emsaad Dry Port to ensure seamless supply chain continuity, reduce operational time and costs for business operators, and provide fast, efficient, and cost-effective logistics services.
This step represents a significant contribution to the development of port operations, maritime transport, and logistics infrastructure in eastern Libya.
