 Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani), has joined London International Shipping Week 2025 (LISW25) as an International Partner, underscoring its pivotal role in positioning Saudi Arabia as a global logistics and maritime hub. As an International Partner, Mawani will contribute actively to LISW25's wide-ranging discussions on global trade, port development, maritime innovation, and international collaboration. It will also be prominently represented at the Global Hub at County Hall - a new focal point for LISW25, which provides a meeting place for maritime delegations. 'Mawani proudly announces its strategic partnership with London International Shipping Week 2025. This collaboration is an important step in driving the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030, positioning the Kingdom as a leading global logistics hub and a significant contributor to international trade,' said Eng. Suliman Almazroua, President of Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani). 'Our active participation in LISW25 will enable us to share vital insights, explore innovative solutions, and establish more strong global partnerships that will spearhead the transformation of the maritime sector, both regionally and worldwide.' Mawani's involvement reflects its commitment to global engagement and innovation as it leads the transformation of Saudi Arabia's maritime infrastructure, strengthens port connectivity, and enhances supply chain resilience. During the week-long event, taking place from 15-19 September, senior Mawani representatives will offer insights into Saudi Arabia's evolving maritime landscape. Welcoming Mawani as an International Partner, Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, co-founder and joint-CEO of LISW, said: 'We are delighted to welcome the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) as an international partner for LISW25. Its vision and leadership in transforming the Kingdom's maritime and logistics sectors are strongly aligned with LISW's global themes of connectivity, innovation, and sustainability.' Headquartered in Riyadh, Mawani oversees the development and regulation of Saudi Arabia's nine commercial and industrial ports. It plays a central role in delivering Saudi Vision 2030 by improving port performance, attracting investment, and expanding the Kingdom's role in international trade and logistics.
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