Rhenus opens office near Abu Dhabi International Airport

Rhenus has expanded its presence in the Middle East with a new office in Abu Dhabi, reinforcing its long-term growth strategy in the United Arab Emirates. The new branch, located within the ADAFZ free zone adjacent to Abu Dhabi International Airport, provides direct access to key aviation and industrial clients. Operating as an extension of Rhenus’ Dubai office, it offers comprehensive air, ocean, and overland logistics services, including customs brokerage and warehousing, targeting vital sectors such as oil and gas, industrial manufacturing, and aero parts. This expansion strengthens Rhenus’ national network and supports faster, more agile service delivery across the UAE. It follows several strategic moves in 2025, including an upgraded operational model and enhanced Air-Ocean connectivity linking Asia, Europe, and the Americas, as well as new event logistics partnerships like INDEX exhibitions. The new office underlines Rhenus’ commitment to regional development and its expanding global network of 1,330 locations in over 70 countries.

More multimodality in the UAE. Image: Rhenus

Ameen Sainudeen, Branch Manager for the Rhenus Logistics office in Abu Dhabi, commented: “The opening of our Abu Dhabi office marks an important milestone in our MEA strategy. Our proximity to the airport gives us a strategic advantage, enabling us to support some of the region’s most dynamic sectors with enhanced efficiency and reliability. We are committed to delivering tailored logistics solutions that help our customers grow and succeed.”

Hassan Alzeer, Managing Director at Rhenus Logistics UAE, added: “Expanding into Abu Dhabi reinforces our commitment to the UAE market and strengthens our ability to deliver high-quality end‑to‑end supply chain solutions. This new location enhances our regional footprint and positions us closer to key industries that rely on trusted logistics partners to support their operations.”

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