Thanks to the new partnership, AJEX will now operate logistics services from King Fahd International Airport, expanding its services throughout Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province

Dammam, January 1, 2023 - AJEX Logistics Services, the leading Middle East specialist in express distribution and shipping solutions, has signed a new partnership agreement with Dammam Airports Company to provide logistics services from King Fahd International Airport, located in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. Dammam Airports Company CEO - Eng. Mohammed bin Ali Al-Hassany and AJEX CEO - Mohammed Al-Bayati signed the agreement at the Dammam Airports Company headquarters.

The new partnership agreement supports both companies' strategic objectives for the year ahead. In 2023, AJEX has plans for significant expansion across the Middle East, with new services, operations and facilities set to be launched across the region, while Dammam Airports Company is working on expanding the logistical capacity of its facilities as King Fahd International Airport grows in regional importance.

Speaking on the new partnership, the CEO of AJEX, Mohammed Al Bayati said, “Located just a few hours by road from Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar, Dammam, with its strategic location, is an important logistics centre to the GCC region that will enable AJEX to enhance our capacity and transit times for our customers. Moreover, thanks to our new operations at King Fahd International Airport, we are vitally supporting the Vision 2030 objective to transform the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia into the preferred logistics hub in the region and a leading logistics hub globally.”

Dammam and the wider Eastern Province serve as Saudi Arabia's main oil-producing hub and are home to many large industrial companies in sectors including petrochemicals, chemicals, steel, cement, aluminium, plastics, and service-providing companies. Located just 20 kilometres from Dammam, King Fahd International Airport seeks to become a regional logistics hub, with plans underway to expand its facilities to process 3.5 million tons of cargo by 2050.