Earlier this week, HRH Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince, Vice President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Defense, Saudi Arabia, officially inaugurated King Abdullah Port (KAP), the first example of government-private joint...

Vision 2030 is indeed a remarkable document. The ambitious programme seeks to completely transform the economy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, reducing its dependence on oil exports.

The port of Dammam on the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, home of the national oil company Saudi Aramco, has seen tremendous growth over the last 30 years.

The new $5.2bn mega shipyard complex being developed by International Maritime Industries (IMI) hosted a Q&A session for potential supply chain partners at the Seatrade Maritime Middle East event in Dubai in the last week of October 2018.

A prime example of the government-private joint-enterprise model, King Abdullah Port, located in King Abdullah Economic City, north of Jeddah, was established to foster a proper environment for successful and safe investment.

Recently, in the closing days of October, Bahri (originally National Shipping Corporation of Saudi Arabia) underscored its position of leadership in the world of transportation and logistics by scooping a fistful of coveted industry awards at...

Foreign shipping agencies will soon have the right to operate independently at Saudi Arabian ports, rather than having to work with a local investor.

Saudi Arabia’s maritime and logistics sector is set to provide a host of fresh investment opportunities that will enable the Kingdom’s integration into the regional and global economies as a hub connecting three continents – Asia, Europe and...

Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Port continued its strong growth in the container sector last year with a 36% increase in volumes over 2017.

Saudi Arabia represents a major investment opportunity for the shipping and maritime industries as the country diversifies its economy.