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The maritime shipping line between Iraq and Saudi Arabia has been activated


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King Abdul Aziz Port in Saudi Arabia announced the activation of the direct maritime shipping line with the port of Umm Qasr in Basra in order to intensify trade exchange between Iraq and Saudi Arabia during the coming period.
The Director General of the King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam, Naeem Al-Naeem, said in an interview published by the official SPA news agency that “the administration of the port of Dammam initiated and under the direct guidance of the Minister of Transport and Chairman of the General Authority for Ports Nabil Al-Amoudi in coordination with the line of Tihama Shipping Services, In the operation of flights line between the port of King Abdul Aziz in Dammam towards the port of Umm Qasr Iraqi with the beginning of last March. ”
Al-Naim added that “King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam is currently considering developing this line in coordination with a number of shipping companies in order to intensify trade exchange between Saudi Arabia and Iraq in the coming period and to make the port of Dammam a logistics platform to receive giant ships with competing ports in the region Exported to Iraq via the direct shipping line between Saudi Arabia and Iraq. ”
He pointed out that “the port is currently active in activating the decision of the Saudi-Iraqi Joint Council to increase the capacity of shipping between Saudi Arabia and Iraq,” stressing that “the port provides all facilities for companies investing in the maritime transport sector to promote trade between the two countries.”
Al-Naeem pointed out that “the direct shipping line between Saudi Arabia and Iraq has started work since early March and achieved positive results and indicators.”
He stressed that “Dammam Port seeks to develop and intensify the trade exchange between the two countries during the next phase, which will witness a significant growth in the container handling through exploitation of the geographical location of the port and make it a competitive logistics platform between the ports of the region in line with the vision of the Kingdom 2030.

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Information / Baghdad ..

Saudi Arabia announced on Tuesday the operation of a direct maritime shipping line with Iraq, the first of its kind since 1990, for sea freight and the promotion of trade exchange between the ports of King Abdul Aziz in Dammam and Umm Qasr in Iraq.

The Director General of King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam Naim Naim said in a statement carried by the Saudi newspaper "Middle East" and seen by / information /, "The direct shipping line between Saudi Arabia and Iraq began to work since the beginning of March (last March) and achieved positive results and indicators".

Al-Naim added that "King Abdul Aziz port will be a main station for the port of Umm Qasr for ease of procedures and near the site. He pointed out that the operation of container shipping vessels will be via the third and fourth generation navigational lines between the two ports, .

He stressed that "this step comes to encourage trade exchange and enhance bilateral trade between the two countries and strengthen the role of ports and programs in the vision of the Kingdom 2030," noting that "the management of King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam is considering the development of direct shipping line with the port of Umm Qasr in coordination with a number of shipping companies from In order to intensify the trade exchange between Saudi Arabia and Iraq during the coming period and make the port of Dammam a logistical platform to receive giant ships with competing ports in the Gulf region before re-export shipments to Iraq.

He pointed out that "the port provides all facilities for companies investing in the maritime transport sector in order to promote trade between the two countries." "He said. Ending / 25

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