This comes after Mawani noticed
delays at the port. They want containers and cargo collected promptly to
avoid operational issues and ensure swift delivery to recipients. They have
enough infrastructure to avoid any kind of delay.
With 43 fully equipped quaysides and a capacity of up to 105 million
tons of goods and containers, the port has advanced operational capabilities. It
also has specialized terminals, modern facilities, and equipment to handle
various types of cargo, in line with the national transport and logistics
strategy. This reinforces Saudi Arabia’s position as a global logistics hub.
To stay competitive, the port has established four integrated logistics
zones, with investments exceeding SAR 1.2 billion ($320 million), in
partnership with major international and national companies. The port has added
12 new shipping services over the past year and 5 more since the beginning of
2024. This boosts services for importers, exporters, and shipping agents.
In a recent report, Saudi Arabia scored 248 points in the Maritime
Network Connectivity Index, reflecting
smooth goods flow and strong supply chains.