In the global supply chain and logistics industry, efficiency and sustainability have become the new competitive focal points. Recently, Maersk, in collaboration with the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani), launched a groundbreaking project at Jeddah Islamic Port— the largest logistics park in the Middle East. This logistics park, covering an impressive 225,000 square meters, is setting new boundaries in environmental design and operational sustainability, defining the future of the industry.

The logistics park at Jeddah Islamic Port, with a total investment of $250 million, offers a comprehensive 225,000-square-meter logistics hub equipped with a one-stop multimodal transport solution across sea, land, and air. By integrating services, the park meets a wide range of complex needs, from B2B to e-commerce, including specially designed warehousing solutions for various products.

In a significant commitment to environmental responsibility, Maersk has incorporated environmental considerations into this massive investment. The park's rooftops are equipped with 32,000 solar panels, covering 64,000 square meters, which are expected to supply up to 70% of the park's energy needs. Additionally, the use of electrified equipment, energy-efficient LED lighting, and other sustainable practices demonstrate Maersk's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint.

Notably, Maersk has established an on-site women’s academy within the park, offering targeted training to support and promote the careers of Saudi women in the logistics and supply chain sectors. This initiative not only optimizes the park’s human resource allocation but also underscores the company’s commitment to promoting gender equality and social diversity.

As the global economic landscape evolves, Maersk's mega logistics park is not just a commercial investment but a profound insight into and response to future logistics trends. By integrating advanced technology and sustainability strategies, Maersk and Mawani are setting a new benchmark for the global logistics industry, heralding a more efficient and greener future.