DP_World discusses Gaza reconstruction
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Apr 21, 2026 · Last updated Apr 21, 2026
The talks between DP World and the Board of Peace could lead to significant infrastructure development in Gaza Strip, potentially creating new investment opportunities in logistics and construction sectors. This event signals a potential multi-billion-dollar effort to transform Gaza Strip, which could positively impact companies involved in its rehabilitation.
Representatives of Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' have held talks with state-owned Dubai multinational DP World regarding managing supply chains and infrastructure projects in Gaza Strip. The discussions centered on a potential partnership to run logistics for humanitarian aid and other goods entering Gaza Strip, including warehousing, tracking systems, and security. Ideas floated included building a new port in Gaza Strip or on the Egyptian coast and developing a free-trade zone. The rehabilitation of Gaza Strip, where two years of Israeli bombardment have destroyed four-fifths of buildings, is projected to cost around $70 billion. Donald Trump proposed the Board of Peace last September to oversee his plan to end Israel's war in Gaza Strip, with reconstruction starting once Hamas lays down its weapons. DP World and the United States — White House did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.
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