Saudi Arabia’s Ports Authority signs agreements worth $267m
Saudi Arabia’s Ports Authority (Mawani) signed seven agreements valued at around $267 million with national and international firms to develop and expand logistics centers at Jeddah Islamic Port and Al-Khumra Logistics Zone. The agreements aim to boost port infrastructure and enhance logistics capabilities in the region.
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