Metal Park set to offer integrated logistics at new commercial development ...United Arab Emirates

A state-of-the-art 450,000 sq. m. integrated Metal Park, designed to help leading companies adapt to market demand without infrastructure constraint, will be developed at Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi (Kezad). Senior executives from Kezad Group, the integrated trade, logistics, and industrial hub of Abu Dhabi, attended the official ground-breaking ceremony. The park will support storage and handling, processing, and fabrication activities, in addition to offering access to research and development amenities, rental office space, and associated financial services all in one location. Membership will also enable Metal Park Investment ME Ltd’s clients to reduce their operating costs, without

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