Transforming regions: Inside our new integrated logistics park

Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030 blueprint envisions the country as a dominant hub that captures 55% of the Gulf Corporation Council (GCC)’s logistics industry. This vision also targets a substantial increase in non-oil exports, from USD 36 billion to 140 billion, and light exports from USD 5.6 billion to a massive USD 140 billion, all by 2030.

Maersk Logistics Park (MLP) in Jeddah directly supports these goals. Strategically located at the Jeddah Port, which is the Red Sea’s largest port, the Maersk Logistics Park leverages Saudi Arabia’s prime position for distribution into the GCC, East Africa, and along the Asia–Europe trade route. It’s a cornerstone of the Kingdom’s development roadmap, focusing on process improvements, infrastructure enhancement, and regulatory reform within Saudi Arabia’s logistics sector.

This investment in port and logistics infrastructure is a collaborative effort between the public and private sectors. A.P. Moller Maersk’s establishment of the expansive 225,000-sqm. MLP exemplifies this partnership and drives progress towards Saudi Arabia's ambitious economic transformation.

End-to-end convenience

Ultimately, the Maersk Logistics Park’s proximity to the Jeddah Port and city offers significant advantages for industry players, including transport cost savings of up to 60%, enhanced reliability, and a reduced time to market of between three to five days.

Furthermore, the Maersk Logistics Park provides comprehensive supply chain collaboration through Maersk Integrated Solutions, ensuring that goods, whether raw materials or finished products, are delivered on time and within budget.

This end-to-end logistics solution streamlines the complexities of moving goods into, out of, and through the GCC, offering businesses greater supply chain visibility, planning, and overall efficiency.