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Jordan, Bulgaria tie-up to boost trade, supply chain flows
Jordan and Bulgaria are working to strengthen trade and supply chain connections, aiming to make the movement of goods between the Middle East and Europe faster and more reliable. The focus is on improving logistics networks, transport infrastructure, and operational coordination to support smoother cargo flows and reduce delays. By leveraging Jordan’s strategic location in the Levant and Bulgaria’s access to EU markets, both countries are creating more efficient trade routes

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Bahri streamlines Asia–GCC–Europe trade via Jeddah
Bahri Logistics has launched a new multimodal logistics corridor linking Jeddah with ports across the GCC, creating faster and more reliable routes for trade between Asia, the GCC, and Europe. By combining sea, land, and air transport, and using its own vessels, trucking network, and in-house customs services, Bahri aims to maintain competitive transit times while keeping shipping costs efficient. The corridor is designed to give businesses and logistics operators flexible an

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Saudi deploys 500,000 trucks to support GCC trade flows
Saudi Arabia has confirmed that its fleet of more than 500,000 trucks is fully prepared to support freight movement across the kingdom and the wider Gulf, as authorities strengthen logistics corridors to keep trade flowing smoothly. The move ensures goods can move efficiently between ports, airports, industrial cities and logistics zones, helping businesses maintain stable supply chains and reliable delivery across the region, according to the Transport General Authority. The

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UAE, Oman open fast lane for diverted cargo
A temporary “green corridor” has been launched between Oman and Dubai to speed up the movement of cargo shipments that were diverted from their original destination, helping reduce pressure on regional supply chains. The initiative allows containers that were initially meant to arrive at Jebel Ali Port but were redirected to Omani ports to be quickly transported to Dubai by bonded trucks after simplified customs checks. The measure, introduced through coordination between Oma

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6 hours ago1 min read


Sea-to-air corridor to improve supply chain efficiency in KSA
Saudi Arabia has introduced a sea-to-air logistics corridor linking western ports to airports, allowing cargo to move faster and more reliably across the Kingdom. The corridor will help logistics operators reduce transit times, streamline customs processing, and manage supply chains for domestic and international shipments. Maritime shipments can now be transferred directly onto aircraft, using ports and airports as connected hubs. Cargo moves under a single customs declarati

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3 days ago1 min read


GEODIS accelerates GCC cargo flows via road and air
GEODIS is strengthening logistics in the GCC with flexible multimodal solutions that combine road and air transport, ensuring faster, reliable, and efficient movement of cargo for businesses. The company’s initiatives help reduce delays, improve predictability, and give supply chains greater flexibility in responding to shifting logistics trends. Meanwhile, road freight along the Turkey–Syria–Jordan–Iraq corridor is running smoothly, providing a secure inland route for ongoin

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Qatar expands land cargo links to speed regional trade
Qatar has expanded its land cargo network to connect with more than 75 countries through the global TIR (Transports Internationaux Routiers) system while simplifying customs procedures to move goods faster across borders. The move is expected to help traders and logistics companies transport cargo more efficiently and reduce delays in cross-border shipments. By using the TIR system, trucks can move goods across several countries under a single customs seal, which removes the

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Rhenus expands Europe-Gulf multimodal freight routes
Multimodal logistics is picking pace as companies shift transport strategies to move cargo more efficiently between Europe and the Gulf. Rhenus Logistics has expanded its multimodal network, combining road, air and logistics hubs to support door-to-door freight between European markets and Gulf countries. A key part of the solution is direct road freight from European countries to the company’s logistics hub in Mersin, Turkey. Shipments are first consolidated and prepared at

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Schneider Electric, Tradeling partner to speed UAE logistics
Schneider Electric has partnered with Tradeling to speed up logistics and distribution of Lauritz Knudsen (LK) electrical products and Industrial Automation solutions across the UAE. The collaboration creates a mix of online and offline logistics, helping businesses get products faster, manage inventory easily, and keep supply chains running smoothly. "Our partnership with Schneider Electric reflects the continued momentum behind Tradeling's growth as a B2B commerce and distr

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4 days ago1 min read


AJEX ramps up logistics with air, road, bonded solutions
AJEX is strengthening its supply chain support across the Gulf to help businesses operate efficiently. The company offers seamless connections from Jebel Ali to King Fahd International Airport, with onward road transit to Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Egypt, providing practical, reliable alternatives for businesses across the region. Through its LogiPoint Jeddah Bonded Zone, AJEX offers end-to-end supply chain management, including secure multimodal land-bridge connectivi

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RAKEZ expands storage to enhance logistics efficiency
Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone has expanded its self-storage facilities in Ras Al Khaimah, adding a new warehouse in Al Hamra Industrial Zone to support logistics operations for businesses and e-commerce companies. The facility offers units ranging from 5 to 18 square metres with 24/7 access, secure lockable storage, CCTV monitoring, on-site security, and air-conditioning, providing flexible and reliable logistics solutions for inventory and equipment management. RAKEZ Group CE

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iMile adds 100 vans to boost last-mile delivery in KSA
iMile has partnered with Shuaa Al Sharq Automotive Company to add 100 new JAC Sunray delivery vans to its logistics fleet in Saudi Arabia. The vehicles will support iMile’s growing last-mile delivery operations as e-commerce shipments increase across the Kingdom. By expanding its delivery fleet, the company aims to handle higher parcel volumes, improve delivery speed, and widen coverage across cities and remote areas. The JAC Sunray vans were selected for their durability and

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Ethiopian Cargo to join WebCargo by Freightos for real-time air cargo bookings
Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services will join the WebCargo by Freightos platform by the end of March, allowing freight forwarders to search, quote, and book cargo capacity in real time across its global network. The integration will provide digital rates, instant quoting, e-booking, and online payments through WebCargo Pay. The move will help forwarders secure space in seconds instead of relying on emails and manual processes. It is expected to speed up cargo bookings and im

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Etihad Rail backs UAE's supply chain with increased freight
Etihad Rail has operated more than 100 freight train trips over the past nine days, transporting over 459,000 tonnes of cargo and more than 7,900 containers across the UAE. To support higher demand and maintain cargo flows, the national railway operator also added five additional freight trains daily to increase capacity across the network. The increased rail operations helped ensure the steady movement of goods across the country, supporting businesses that depend on reliabl

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5 days ago1 min read


Oman readies roads to boost cargo movement
The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT), in partnership with the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Royal Oman Police, announced that Oman’s road transport sector is fully ready to facilitate the movement of goods from Omani ports to GCC countries and support smooth transit shipments across the region. Faster customs clearance through the Bayan system, better coordination between ports, logistics operators, and customs, and upgrad

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CEVA Logistics now uses land, multimodal routes
CEVA Logistics is keeping cargo moving in the Middle East by using alternative air hubs, land corridors, and multimodal solutions. Air shipments are being rerouted through hubs such as Jeddah and Riyadh, while land routes via Turkey support cargo flows from Europe to GCC countries. Cross-border trucking within the region ensures distribution to all key markets. These alternative routes help maintain delivery schedules when air and road capacity is limited. Rail and dedicated

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5 days ago1 min read


Kenya Cargo keeps UAE-Africa cargo moving
Kenya Airways Cargo transported nearly 100 tonnes of cargo from Sharjah to Africa and moved more than 110 tonnes of exports from Kenya to the UAE using a Boeing 747 freighter operating under a capacity purchase agreement. The operation supported the transport of Kenyan perishables to the UAE market and also carried inbound cargo from the UAE, thus maintaining cargo flows amid geopolitical shifts in the region. By deploying additional freighter capacity, cargo that might other

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Road and multimodal transport drive GCC cargo flow
Cross‑border trucking and multimodal transport are ensuring goods keep moving across the GCC, according to DHL Global Forwarding. The Europe‑Egypt‑Saudi‑GCC corridor is running reliably, helping essential shipments reach their destinations despite disruptions at sea and in the air. Airfreight capacity is gradually increasing as carriers add flights to key hubs, giving more options for urgent cargo, though schedules are still flexible. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz rem

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6 days ago1 min read


Oman and India deepen trade ties under CEPA
Oman and India are expanding their trade and logistics partnership under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Both countries are focusing on improving supply chains, increasing investment, and boosting the flow of goods and services across key sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, and infrastructure. Abdul Latheef Uppala, Board Member of the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said, “CEPA offers a strong framework for expanding trade and creating n

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6 days ago1 min read


Four Winds finds alternative for flow of goods across GCC
Four Winds Saudi Arabia has strengthened its logistics network with alternative air and sea routes to keep cargo moving smoothly across the GCC amid shifts in global trade and supply chain demands. Shipments can now be routed through King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, and Jeddah Islamic Port to ensure supply chains continue without disruption. The company said it is closely monitoring regional developments and staying

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