Jeddah Islamic Port: Advancing Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and

Jeddah Islamic Port is an important part of Saudi Arabia’s maritime landscape and is central to the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 due to its strategic location on the Red Sea. The port is located at the crossroads of major east-west and north-south trade routes and is critical to Saudi Arabia’s economic growth and global trade network.

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As part of Vision 2030, Jeddah Islamic Port has attracted significant foreign investment, including a $1.7 billion development project led by the Red Sea Gateway Terminal in partnership with Mawani. This upgrade is in line with Saudi Arabia’s goal to become a global logistics hub, providing unrivaled opportunities for local and international investors.

Shipping industry leaders, including Red Sea Gateway Terminals Executive Chairman Aamer Alireza and Folk Maritime CEO Poul Hestbaek, highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships in realizing Saudi Arabia’s logistics vision. Maersk’s significant investment in Saudi Arabia further reflects international confidence in Jeddah’s strategic value, particularly as the port strengthens its links with emerging markets in Africa and India.

Jeddah Islamic Port’s continued growth underscores its role as a key trade hub, supporting regional and global commerce while advancing the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.