Company commits to decarbonization, technology and digital innovation
Bahri has successfully concluded its participation at the 4th edition of the Saudi Maritime Congress as a founding partner. The event was held under the patronage of HE Saleh Bin Nasser Al-Jasser, Minister of Transport and Logistic Services of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the event took place in the Kingdom’s Eastern port city of Dammam.
During the Congress, Bahri underlined its support for global maritime events and affirmed its pivotal role in driving the growth of the regional logistics sector. Hosted at the Dhahran Expo-Dammam, the conference kicked off with the welcome speech of Eng. Ahmed Ali Alsubaey, Bahri CEO, in which he emphasized the Kingdom’s rapid progress toward becoming a world-leading maritime hub.
Vast potential
“The Saudi maritime sector possesses vast potential, and this conference is an ideal platform to showcase our capabilities to the world. The development of the maritime and logistics sector is vital in realizing the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 objectives,” stated AlSubaey.
He also reaffirmed Bahri’s commitment to decarbonization, technology and digital innovation, education, and upskilling next-generation talent with the tools needed to thrive in the industry.
On the sidelines of the congress, Bahri signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SAIL, a subsidiary of the Saudi Investment Recycling Company (SIRC), a company owned by Public Investment Fund (PIF), to mutually strengthen their offerings within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a press note concluded.
