Gulf Logistics Review

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Where Qatar's three Mwani ports fit in its maritime network

Mwani Qatar operates Hamad and Al Ruwais as commercial ports and has redeveloped Old Doha Port for cruise passengers. Its published coordinates place Al Ruwais about 100 kilometres from the Doha Port reference point in a straight line.

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Locate Hamad, Doha and Al Ruwais portsQatar's commercial and cruise port locations
Qatar's commercial and cruise port locations
  1. Hamad Port31 km from Doha Port
  2. Doha Port0 km from Doha Port
  3. Al Ruwais Port100 km from Doha Port

Natural Earth land outlines and dashed land boundaries.

Select a port to see its straight-line distance from Doha Port. The table describes its role.

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Hamad Port is the largest commercial port in the operator's network

Mwani Qatar describes Hamad as Qatar's largest commercial port. Its container-terminal profile puts the planned capacity of three terminals at 7.5 million twenty-foot equivalent units per year. The figure describes design capacity across the terminals. Source 2 Source 3

Doha Port concentrates on cruise passengers

The operator describes its Doha terminal as able to accommodate large cruise ships and yachts. Passenger services include immigration, customs and connections to local transport. That role differs from Hamad's commercial container operations. Source 2 Source 4

Al Ruwais serves smaller commercial vessels

The northern port guide lists general cargo, bulk and livestock among its services. It describes a shallow-water harbour and case-by-case approval for vessels of up to 100 metres in length. The port's published coordinates place it north of Doha. Source 5 Source 1

The map uses operator reference points

The coordinates come from the port regulations. Distances are calculated between those reference points. Actual road routes and vessel approaches can be longer and follow their own routes and access conditions. Source 1 Source 5

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