Port of NEOM has signed an agreement with Ceva Almajdouie Logistics to explore integrated logistics solutions connecting Europe, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the GCC and Iraq through an emerging multimodal trade corridor.
Located within Oxagon, Port of NEOM is developing as a multimodal logistics hub designed to connect international shipping routes with inland markets across Saudi Arabia and the wider region.
Its connectivity across the Europe–Egypt–Saudi Arabia–GCC–Iraq corridor is intended to support regional trade, supply chain resilience and more flexible cargo routing options.
The agreement aims to enhance end-to-end cargo transportation by integrating maritime connectivity with inland transportation, customs brokerage, warehousing and cross-border logistics services, enabling more efficient cargo movement between international shipping routes and regional markets.
Under the proposed collaboration, Port of NEOM will leverage its strategic location on the Red Sea and its expanding multimodal connectivity, while Ceva Almajdouie Logistics will contribute its logistics capabilities across transportation, customs clearance, warehousing and cross-border operations.
The two companies will explore opportunities to develop integrated supply chain solutions covering different cargo types and connecting sea freight with inland distribution networks beyond the port gate.
The collaboration is also expected to create opportunities for joint customer engagement, market development and tailored logistics services to improve the efficiency and competitiveness of cargo flows through Port of NEOM.
Located within Oxagon, Port of NEOM is rapidly developing as a multimodal logistics hub connecting global shipping routes with inland markets.
The port's growing network includes connections across the Europe-Egypt-NEOM-GCC-Iraq corridor and expanding maritime connectivity to international trade lanes, supporting Saudi Arabia's ambition to become a leading global logistics hub, said a company spokesman.
The collaboration reflects a shared ambition to enable more connected, efficient and resilient supply chains while supporting trade growth across the region's emerging logistics corridors, he added.-TradeArabia News Service