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Saudi Arabia and Oman have reached an agreement to establish a land logistics corridor connecting the two countries across the Empty Quarter Desert. The goal is to enhance transit movement, facilitate the transportation of goods, and strengthen trade exchanges without the need to cross through the UAE territory. The corridor stretches approximately 725 kilometers in total, with 564 kilometers within Saudi Arabia and 161 kilometers in Oman. It is part of the road project that was inaugurated in December 2021. The corridor aims to improve supply chain efficiency and boost trade between the two countries, especially as the volume of trade has doubled in recent years. It is the only land route that directly connects Saudi Arabia with Oman. The implementation cost of the road within Saudi Arabia was around 1.908 billion Saudi Riyals, utilizing heavy equipment to carry out the work under harsh, desert climatic conditions.
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