- Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) introduces Milaha’s “MIX 2” shipping service at King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam.
- The service connects Dammam with Umm Qasr (Iraq) and Nhava Sheva and Mundra (India) with a capacity of 1,700 standard containers.
- Aims to boost Saudi Arabia’s maritime connectivity and align with the National Transport and Logistics Strategy.
The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has launched Milaha’s “MIX 2” shipping service at King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam. This strategic addition aims to enhance the flow of imports and exports while increasing operational efficiency. The service links Dammam to Umm Qasr in Iraq and Nhava Sheva and Mundra in India, offering a capacity of 1,700 standard containers, according to Zawya.
Bolstering Saudi Arabia’s Maritime Connectivity
This initiative supports Saudi Arabia’s goal to improve its ranking on the maritime network connectivity index. It is part of broader efforts to integrate the nation with global markets and align port operations with international standards.
Contribution to National Transport and Logistics Strategy
The MIX 2 service aligns with the objectives of Saudi Arabia’s National Transport and Logistics Strategy, which seeks to position the country as a global logistics hub. This includes accelerating the movement of exports and imports and strengthening the nation’s role as a key crossroads for trade among three continents.
Enhancing Port Competitiveness and Infrastructure
Mawani’s collaboration with global shipping lines is instrumental in enhancing the competitiveness of Saudi ports. The new service expands maritime transport routes, improves infrastructure, and optimizes logistical and operational processes, contributing to the country’s vision of modernized and efficient port operations.
Conclusion
The introduction of the “MIX 2” service highlights Mawani’s commitment to advancing Saudi Arabia’s logistics sector, boosting trade, and improving global connectivity. By integrating with international markets, King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam reinforces its role as a vital player in regional and global trade.
Did you subscribe to our daily Newsletter?
It’s Free! Click here to Subscribe
Source: ZAWYA