DP World Sokhna Logistics Park signed three agreements on Wednesday with Premium Line Middle East & Africa, Middle East Logistics Services, and KTDA DMCC to provide warehousing and cargo-handling services within its logistics facilities in the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone).

The agreements form part of the park’s expansion of integrated logistics services across the SCZone. They are expected to strengthen storage, handling, redistribution, and re-export capabilities, while supporting regional and international trade flows and supply chains. The move aligns with Egypt’s broader efforts to leverage the strategic location of the Suez Canal Economic Zone and reinforce its position as a regional logistics hub.

Under the first agreement, KTDA DMCC will be allocated 2,000 square metres of space. The company is the international trading arm of the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) and is responsible for managing, marketing, and distributing Kenyan tea across markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

The second agreement allocates 5,300 square metres to Middle East Logistics Services, a leading distributor of consumer products. The company serves as a strategic distribution platform and approved logistics partner for regional operations of major consumer brands and multinational companies, supporting more efficient storage, handling, and distribution processes.

Under the third agreement, Premium Line Middle East & Africa will receive 1,000 square metres within the customs warehouses. The company is affiliated with Germany’s Premium-Line Systems GmbH and specialises in network infrastructure solutions, including fibre-optic and copper cabling, across the Middle East and Africa.