Saudia Cargo signs MoU to expand Madinah cargo operations
Saudia Cargo has signed an agreement with Tibah Airports Operation Company to enhance logistics operations and support export growth at Madinah Airport.
Saudia Cargo has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Tibah Airports Operation Company to strengthen air cargo operations at Madinah airport. The agreement was signed during the 20th Steering Committee Meeting for the Activation of the National Aviation Sector Strategy.
The collaboration aims to combine Saudia Cargo’s international logistics expertise with the airport’s strategic location to enhance supply chain efficiency and support the continued growth of the aviation sector.
As part of the partnership, both organisations will work closely on logistics initiatives in coordination with government and regulatory authorities. The agreement also includes plans to hold workshops and consultation sessions focused on improving operational processes and identifying new opportunities within the logistics industry. Additionally, both parties will facilitate the exchange of expertise, resources, and operational knowledge to further strengthen logistics activities and expand opportunities in the Madinah region.
A key focus of the cooperation will be improving operational performance and customer experience through specialised training programs, knowledge-sharing initiatives, and regular strategic meetings. The partnership will also support the development of innovative solutions for the logistics and air cargo sector in Madinah.
Under the agreement, Saudia Cargo will introduce preferential freight rates to encourage cargo and export activities from Madinah, while Tibah Airports Operation Company will provide incentive programs aimed at supporting Saudia Cargo’s operations at the airport.
The partnership represents a strategic step toward enhancing cargo movement, increasing service competitiveness, and reinforcing Madinah’s position as a major aviation and logistics hub, in line with Saudi Arabia’s economic diversification and global connectivity goals.