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Saudi Arabia Aims for Top 10 Spot in Global Logistics Services by 2030

Time:2023-12-13 Publisher:Kevin Num:2256

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - In a bid to bolster its global standing in logistics services, Saudi Arabia has set its sights on breaking into the top 10 nations in the Logistics Performance Index by 2030. The ambitious goal is being driven by the National Transportation and Logistics Strategy, which aligns with the overarching Vision 2030 initiative and has been instrumental in the nation's steady progress in the sector.


The primary objective of this strategic move is to transform Saudi Arabia into a global logistics hub, positioning the Kingdom as a vital player on the international stage. The plan involves multifaceted approaches, including the establishment of 59 logistic zones and a substantial expansion of port capacity.


One of the most noteworthy aspects of Saudi Arabia's logistical aspirations is the ambitious target to accommodate 330 million airline passengers and manage a whopping 4.5 million tons of air cargo annually by 2030. These figures underscore the Kingdom's determination to emerge as a key global player in the logistics and transportation industry.


Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser, Saudi Arabia's Minister of Transport and Logistics, highlighted the strategy's considerable predicted influence on the country's GDP while discussing it. The growth of the logistics sector is poised to make a substantial contribution to the country's economic prosperity, driving job creation and attracting international investments.


To facilitate discussions and collaboration within the industry, Saudi Arabia recently hosted an event under the theme, "people, purpose, progress, the next chapter for the postal service." This event provided an opportunity for stakeholders to deliberate on the industry's current state and its future trajectory, with a strong emphasis on sustainable development practices.


The COVID-19 pandemic served as a significant catalyst in highlighting Saudi Arabia's strengths in the logistics sector. The nation's ability to effectively manage and maintain the flow of goods and services during the global crisis underscored its resilience and potential to excel in this critical industry.


Behind this ambitious endeavor is the unwavering support and vision of Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman. His commitment to transforming Saudi Arabia into a global transport and logistics center has been a driving force behind the nation's strategic moves in this sector. His vision has not only set the Kingdom on a path to economic diversification but also aspires to establish Saudi Arabia as a global logistical powerhouse.


As Saudi Arabia pushes forward with its National Transportation and Logistics Strategy, the world watches with anticipation to see how the Kingdom's determined efforts will shape the future of logistics services in the region and elevate its global ranking in this vital sector. With a strong foundation and the support of Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia is well on its way to achieving its goal of joining the top 10 nations in the Logistics Performance Index by 2030.


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