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.