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Saudi Arabia has announced an increase in the capacity of its Red Sea ports to reach <strong>18.6 million containers</strong>. This decision aims to enhance the Kingdom's ability to handle the growing maritime trade.
Mawani has announced the launch of a new shipping service connecting North India to the Middle East via King Abdullah Port in Rabigh. This initiative aims to enhance trade between the two regions and facilitate the movement of goods.
The General Authority for Border and Port Security held its first meeting to discuss strategies aimed at enhancing security at borders and ports. This meeting is part of the state's efforts to ensure the safety and security of free zones.
Ukraine has targeted three key ports used for exporting Russian oil with long-range drones. This move aims to reduce Moscow's financial revenues from soaring oil prices in global markets.
Azzam Al-Harbi, head of Early Access Logistics, revealed that Saudi Arabia's air ports play a crucial role in managing current crises, with shipping costs rising by up to 25% due to geopolitical tensions.
Indonesian parliament member Bambang Hario Sukartono praised the flow of transport during Eid al-Fitr 2026 at Merak Port, but warned of capacity shortages leading to long vehicle queues.
The Saudi Ports Authority announced a significant increase in cargo handling in August, with a rise of <strong>26.57%</strong> compared to the same month last year. This surge reflects an improvement in the commercial and logistical activities within the Kingdom.
The Saudi Ports Authority announced an extension of the exemption period for empty containers arriving through King Abdulaziz Port and Jubail Commercial Port. This initiative aims to enhance the competitiveness of Saudi ports and support national exports.
Kuwait's Mubarak Al-Kabeer Port and Shuwaikh Port were targeted by drone and missile attacks, causing material damage but no injuries. This escalation comes amid rising regional tensions following joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
The Saudi Ports Authority has announced the launch of five new shipping services aimed at enhancing the logistics sector's resilience due to escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative underscores the Kingdom's commitment to ensuring the continuity of supply chains.