New Hadramout Commercial Port, Yemen

Project description

Hadhramaut Port isn't a single port but refers to the Port of Al-Mukalla, the main seaport for Yemen's vast Hadhramaut region, known for oil, trade (fish, honey, tobacco), and rich history as an ancient trade hub, with its capital city also being Al-Mukalla on the Arabian Sea. It serves the largest Yemeni governorate, connecting fertile valleys and arid landscapes to maritime commerce.

EcoBusiness Scope

‒         Prepared a comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the new Hadramout Commercial Port in Al-Mukalla, Southeast Yemen.

‒         Assessed the port’s role in supporting Yemen’s international trade and marine transportation development plans.

‒         Conducted detailed baseline environmental studies, covering marine ecosystems, coastal conditions, and surrounding communities.

‒         Evaluated construction and operational impacts of the port, including dredging activities, cargo handling, and maritime traffic.

‒         Proposed mitigation measures and environmental management actions tailored to sensitive coastal and marine environments.

‒         Ensured compliance with Yemeni environmental regulations and international port-related EIA standards.

‒         Delivered the assignment as sub-consultant to Hamza Associates, coordinating technical inputs and ensuring high-quality reporting.