- The Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2024 will be held from September 18-19 at Dhahran Expo, Dammam. The event is set to feature over 10,000 attendees from 70+ countries and more than 200 exhibitors.
- This year’s Congress will address critical topics such as supply chain resilience, digitization, sustainability, and automation. It is designed to foster dialogue and collaboration among industry professionals, policymakers, and academics.
- With participation from major organizations like TGA, MAWANI, Bahri, and Saudi Aramco, the Congress highlights the Kingdom’s commitment to advancing global maritime connectivity and supporting Saudi Vision 2030. The event has experienced significant growth, necessitating the addition of an extra hall for exhibitors.
As thousands of shipping professionals prepare to gather in Dammam this September for the Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2024, the Kingdom’s Transport General Authority (TGA) emphasizes the event’s importance. Eng. Essam M Alammari, Deputy for Maritime Transport at TGA, highlighted the Congress’s role in fostering global industry dialogue and networking opportunities, reports Seatrade Maritime.
About the event
Scheduled for September 18-19 at Dhahran Expo, Dammam, the Congress has grown significantly, with attendance reaching an impressive 95% in 2023. This year, the event is expected to break records, featuring over 10,000 attendees from 70+ countries, more than 200 exhibitors, and nearly 70 international speakers. The expanded exhibition area reflects the increased interest and importance of the Congress.
The Congress will address critical issues such as supply chain resilience, digitization, sustainability, and automation. TGA’s involvement, along with major partners like MAWANI, Bahri, Saudi Aramco, and strategic partners such as IMI, underscores the Kingdom’s commitment to shaping the future of maritime and logistics sectors.
The event aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to enhance global maritime connectivity and develop Saudi Arabia as a leading regional logistics hub. The Kingdom’s efforts are reflected in its current global ranking and ongoing projects like the Port of NEOM and NEOM’s OXAGON, designed to create a fully integrated port and supply chain system.
Chris Morley, Group Director of Seatrade Maritime, noted the Congress’s significant impact on the transport and logistics sectors, driving economic growth and facilitating cooperation between public and private entities. The Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2024 promises to be a landmark event, contributing to the advancement of the maritime industry on a global scale.
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Source: Seatrade Maritime News
