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Posted inStorage + Warehousing
TCI inks commercial agreement with SWCC for bulk cement silo terminal
The terminal’s annual export capacity is expected to exceed 200k tonnes
Posted inRail
SAR + Al Jabr ink agreement for the transport of thousands of vehicles in KSA
The four year agreement will alleviate pressures on Saudi’s King AbdulAziz Port
Posted inDebt Watch
DP World secures some SAR 1.28 bn in financing for the south container terminal at Jeddah Islamic Port
The funds will go towards deepening berths, improvements to quay walls, and establishing a container yard
Posted inAviation
Flynas, Eve Mobility to bring eVTOLs to KSA in 2026
They will explore the possibility of starting eVTOL operations in Riyadh and Jeddah in 2026
Posted inRegulation Watch
Iraq imposes new tariffs on certain goods + tweaks clearance procedures
The changes look to tighten controls on imports and boost government revenue
Posted inDiplomacy
Everything that went down with regional countries at the IMO assembly
Qatar, KSA, Egypt + Morocco get seats at the IMO for the next year: Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Morocco were reelected to the IMO Council for the 2024-2024 biennium, according to several statements. statement. Qatar's Al Sulaiti is on a roll at the IMO Assembly: Qatari Transport Minister Jassim Al Sulaiti met […]
Posted inDiplomacy
Saudi Arabia, Brazil discuss logistics ties + ink energy MoU
KSA, Brazil talk boosting logistics ties: Saudi Arabia and Brazil held a roundtable last week to discuss expanding investment partnerships in various fields, including logistics services, energy, renewable energy, mining, agriculture and petrochemicals, SPA reports. Background:Finance, transport, logistics, and the automotive sector were discussed as potential areas of collaboration during the KSA-Brazil Investment Forum earlier […]
Posted inLogistics in the News
Shipping giants make their decarbonization demands at COP28
Global shipping executives call on IMO to step up green transition: CEOs of global shipping lines Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, Hapag-Llyod, and RoRo carrier Wallenius have issued a joint declaration to global regulator, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), to hasten efforts to decarbonize the shipping industry, according to a Maersk press release. The statement, which […]