Saudi ports gain competitiveness through new agreements
The Saudi Ports Authority "Mawani" has signed several strategic contracts and agreements aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the national ports and increasing their operational capacity, with the goal of supporting the growth of commercial traffic and supply chains. These agreements included the allocation of a container terminal at the Jubail Port with an investment exceeding 2 billion Saudi riyals to raise the capacity to 2.4 million containers annually, as well as the establishment of an integrated logistics zone at Dammam Port spanning 400,000 square meters to strengthen logistical and storage capabilities. Additionally, Jazan Port recorded a 44% increase in cargo handling during the first quarter. These projects are part of Saudi Arabia’s efforts to develop its port infrastructure and support its position as a global logistics hub.
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