Saudi Port Privatization Drives $586M Private Investment

20-year agreements to boost port operations and modernize logistics sector

Saudi Arabia has entered into 20-year build-operate-transfer agreements to privatize multipurpose cargo terminals at eight ports. This initiative is set to attract more than $586 million in private sector investment.

These long-term contracts are expected to enhance port operations and stimulate economic activity by involving private companies in the management and development of key maritime infrastructure.

The move reflects a broader strategy to modernize the country’s logistics sector and strengthen its role in global trade.

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