Saudi Arabia Ports News: Saudi Arabia starts new shipping service with 17 major ports including India and China, now business will become even easier

Saudi Arabia Ports News: Saudi Arabia starts new shipping service with 17 major ports including India and China, now business will become even easier

Saudi Arabia’s ports are now directly connected to 17 major ports of the world. Saudi Ports Authority i.e. Mawani has recently started many new shipping services. This step will not only strengthen the supply chain but will also make it easier to send and receive goods across the world. This will help in making Saudi Arabia a major global logistics hub.

Saudi Arabia is connected to the ports of which countries and cities?

Saudi Arabia has chosen major ports of countries like China, India and Singapore to increase its connectivity. This includes India’s Nhava Sheva and Mundra ports, which will directly benefit Indian traders. Apart from this, there will also be direct connectivity with China’s busy ports like Shanghai and Chengdu. Ports of Jordan, Egypt, Somalia and Djibouti have also been included in this list.

India: Nhava Sheva and Mundra Port
China: qingdao, shanghai, ningbo, nansha and shekou
Gulf countries: Khalifa Port of Bahrain and Umm Qasr Port of Iraq
Other: Singapore, Sokhna of Egypt and Aqaba Port of Jordan

New shipping service and its impact on business

Mawani has launched several new services during March and April 2026, which will add capacity by approximately 63,594 containers. This will give more flexibility to exporters and importers in sending goods. This entire change has been done keeping in mind the objectives of Vision 2030. For these services, it has joined hands with big shipping companies like MSC, CMA CGM, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd.

Service Name Main Ports Operator Company RGS Service Nhava Shewa, Mundra, Djibouti, Berbera PIL RS2 Service 9 Ports of China, Singapore, Egypt, Jordan PIL GULF SHUTTLE Khalifa Bin Salman (Bahrain), Umm Qasr (Iraq) MSC SE4 Service Chengdu, Shanghai, Singapore Hapag-Lloyd

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