Cainiao signs MoU with Emirates SkyCargo to use Dubai as a hub

Cainiao signs MoU with Emirates SkyCargo to use Dubai as a hub

Emirates SkyCargo, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together on cross border parcel delivery, as Cainiao looks to expand its global logistics infrastructure with Dubai as a hub.

In a statement issued today (13 June), Nabil Sultan, Emirates Divisional Senior Vice President, Cargo, said: “We are delighted to be entering into this agreement with Cainiao. The MoU that we have signed today is the first step in what will be a deep and fruitful relationship between Emirates SkyCargo and one of the biggest players in the global e-commerce supply chain.

“With Emirates SkyCargo’s network spread, frequency of flights including close to 50 weekly flights from China, our state-of-the-art hub facilities and the strategic location of Dubai which allows it to serve as an effective logistics hub for the region, we are confident that we will be a strong partner for Cainiao to bring an enhanced experience to their customers in the Middle East and neighbouring regions.”

Xiaodong Guan, General Manager of Cainiao Global Business, added: “As a key gateway that links Asia and Europe, Dubai is well positioned to help us achieve our goal of 72-hour global delivery. The MoU with Emirates SkyCargo is another milestone to reach this goal,” said . “We have a strong commitment to Dubai and the neighbouring markets. This fits well with our broader strategy.”

As previously reported, Cainiao recently unveiled plans to develop six global hubs in six cities around the globe – and Dubai is one of them. Last week, Cainiao announced that it is leading a group that will invest $1.5bn to build a logistics centre at Hong Kong International Airport.

 

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