CEVA expands freight links through NEOM

CEVA Almajdouie Logistics has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Port of NEOM to provide end-to-end supply chain services linking maritime routes with inland markets across Saudi Arabia and the wider region.

The partnership combines CEVA Almajdouie’s road transport fleet, bonded warehousing and customs clearance services with the port’s Red Sea location. The aim is to move cargo more efficiently from ships to inland destinations and across borders, connecting trade routes serving Europe, Egypt, the GCC and Iraq.

The network will support containerised goods, bulk cargo and heavy equipment for infrastructure projects. Linking sea freight with road transport and customs services can help reduce delays, improve cargo handling and give businesses more options for moving goods across regional markets.

Stefano Pollotti, CEO of CEVA Almajdouie Logistics, said: “Connecting maritime gateways directly to high-capacity inland networks is critical to modern supply chain resilience.”

The agreement aims to strengthen links between international shipping routes and inland freight networks, helping businesses move cargo across different markets through a connected transport system.