Jeddah International Trade Fair 2024 to Open on December 10-12

General view of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (SPA)
General view of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (SPA)
TT

Jeddah International Trade Fair 2024 to Open on December 10-12

General view of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (SPA)
General view of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (SPA)

Jeddah will host the 2024 International Trade Fair from December 10 to 12 at the Jeddah International Exhibition and Convention Center. The event will bring together top industrial and commercial leaders from the world’s largest economies, offering a platform for global networking and business opportunities, said the Saudi Press Agency on Saturday.
The Jeddah International Trade Fair 2024 (JITF) is a key multi-sector event that highlights Saudi Arabia’s dynamic economic growth. The fair will showcase premier brands, products, and services, emphasizing the Kingdom’s position as the largest and most attractive market in the Middle East and North Africa.
The exhibition features companies specializing in construction materials and equipment, light industries, machinery, interior decorations, furnishings, textiles, and fabrics. It provides exceptional investment opportunities for launching new projects, establishing strategic partnerships, and expanding participants’ reach within the Saudi market.



Mawani Adds Silmar Group's ‘MXS1’ Shipping Service to Jeddah Islamic Port

Mawani Adds Silmar Group's ‘MXS1’ Shipping Service to Jeddah Islamic Port
TT

Mawani Adds Silmar Group's ‘MXS1’ Shipping Service to Jeddah Islamic Port

Mawani Adds Silmar Group's ‘MXS1’ Shipping Service to Jeddah Islamic Port

The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) announced on Wednesday the addition of the Silmar Group's new cargo service "MXS1" to Jeddah Islamic Port, to help expand exports and imports, according to a vision supported by reliable and efficient operations, and a safe and sustainable environment, SPA reported.
The move is part of Mawani's endeavor to improve the Kingdom's position in the maritime network connectivity index, in line with the National Transport and Logistics Strategy's objective of consolidating Saudi Arabia's position as a global logistics center and a hub linking three continents.
The new cargo service, with a capacity of 2,076 standard containers, connects Jeddah Islamic Port to the ports of Mundra in India, Karachi in Pakistan, Mersin and Yarimca in Türkiye, and Jebel Ali in UAE.