As part of Egypt's economic development plan for the Suez Canal region, especially Al Ain Al Sokhna, a logistic zone (dry port) was planned and designed in the Economic Zone of the Suez Canal.

 The project aims to serve all factories in the area, which export their products or raw materials abroad, supporting the Egyptian economy through private foreign sector contracts with the Customs Authority which is responsible for managing and organizing this area. The Customs Authority is responsible for expediting the handling, inspection, and preparation of containers for land/ sea shipping outside Egypt.

This project serves all industrial zones and activities in Al Ain Al Sokhna. It includes a central container waiting area with 27 trucks, customs halls for unloading and inspecting trucks, as well as an advanced system for precise scanning of trucks.

The project includes warehouses for storing containers and raw materials necessary for industry, along with a building for operations management and associated service areas, truck weigh stations, mobile radiation inspection unit, general goods warehouse, main services building, administrative building,

the Customs Administration building, and a mosque. The entire site is fully secured as it operates within a customs jurisdiction.