Jeddah, August 24, 2023, In a significant development, the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has recently forged a strategic partnership with the renowned port of Rotterdam. This collaboration aims to foster advancements in various key areas, including smart ports, human capital development, knowledge transfer, and performance optimization. The ultimate goal of this joint effort is to bolster the Kingdom's ongoing economic diversification endeavors with the aim of establishing a cutting-edge investment and trade hub.
On a momentous occasion at Jeddah Islamic Port, an agreement was recently inked by two prominent figures in the maritime industry. The President of Mawani, Omar Hariri, and the esteemed CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, Boudewijn Siemons, came together to formalize this significant partnership.
In a move aimed at boosting efficiency and productivity as well as improving the skills of the workforce in the sector, a recent deal has been struck between two entities. This agreement will enhance cooperation in the area of port corporatization, a popular business model that involves outsourcing terminal operations to private companies while maintaining ownership and regulatory control under autonomous government bodies. The objective is to upgrade the overall functioning of ports and promote collaboration across various managerial and scientific disciplines.
In a move aimed at harnessing the exceptional capabilities, expertise, and competitive advantages of both parties, a new agreement has been unveiled. This development aligns with Mawani's overarching strategy to propel sustainable progress, ensure dependable operations, and foster purpose-driven innovation in Saudi Arabia's maritime sector. The agreement is a crucial step towards realizing the ambitious goals outlined in Saudi Vision 2030.
In a significant development, the national maritime regulator has recently entered into a partnership agreement with Port of Antwerp International (PAI). This collaboration aims to enhance cooperation between the two entities in various crucial areas, including port optimization, digital transformation, and capacity building. The agreement aligns with the regulator's overarching goals of fortifying corporate governance, fostering organizational excellence, and driving growth across the sector.
