In Riyadh, two concurrent expos are bolstering Saudi Arabia’s logistics sector, aligning with the Vision 2030 initiative. The Saudi Warehousing and Logistics Expo and the Saudi Wood Expo were launched by Hassan Al-Hwaizy, president of the Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce, uniting companies from warehousing, logistics, and wood industries.
Running for three days at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center, the expos present over 3,500 products and services, highlighting the latest in logistics technology and warehousing strategies. Al-Hwaizy emphasized the event as a vital platform for enhancing the logistics sector in support of Vision 2030.
Mohammed Kazi, a senior vice president at dmg events, noted the high demand for supply chain solutions and unique wood products, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become a leading industrial and logistics hub.
“We participate in this significant logistics event as a supporting partner, demonstrating our dedication to advancing and enhancing the logistics sector in support of Saudi Vision 2030.”
Hassan Al-Hwaizy, President, Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce
Amr El-Mansoury from Tamer Group praised the expo as a valuable opportunity for showcasing products and building industry connections. Tenderd presented its AI-powered safety system for logistics, enhancing safety and efficiency. Almajdouie Logistics introduced new van models, and Fian Group showcased mobile industrial robots for infrastructure and smart living solutions.
Desert Board launched Palm Strand Boards, a sustainable fire-rated door core made from palm biomass. The Saudi Logistics Summit discussed industry priorities, international collaborations, and manufacturing localization. Dr. Abdullah Al-Abdulkarim from the Saudi Logistics Academy emphasized the need for local value addition to boost the logistics sector.
Sessions led by Ahmed Attia from Zahrawi Group highlighted the economic benefits of investing in distribution efficiency. The expo also included Wood Hala Chats, focusing on sustainability and automation in woodworking. Ufnoon Gallery presented art, with operations manager Wijdan Al-Jahwri expressing the universal appeal and personal expression found in art.
