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Saudi Arabia is on the tipping point of high growth with strategic initiatives to diversify its economy which is traditionally heavily reliant on Oil & Gas to an economy with equitable growth spread across its industrial, consumer and manufacturing sectors. The transformation will entail a judicious mix of initiatives that engage the private sector into the development process, build a policy and enforcement mechanism which works as an enabler of growth and identify technologies which will help fast track growth. All this will be achieved by developing robust supply chains that are efficient, speedy, resilient and cost effective. The end result will not only be a more efficient and productive Saud industry but will also help KSA leverage its geographic advantage to become a regional logistics hub. Logistics Innovation Summit will be platform that will bring together Global Experts face to face with Saudi industry, Government and Developmental Authorities to exchange insights into successful case studies, understand latest global trends and identify best practice adopted by international players that can help Saudi Logistics Industry increase its competitiveness. 3PL, automotive, retail, e-commerce, manufacturing, technology, warehousing and distributions sectors from Asia region. Saudi Arabia’s maritime network is unrivaled in the Middle East, handling a capacity of approximately 8 million twenty-foot equivalent containers (TEUs) per year and receiving 11,000 ships annually. The Kingdom has one of the largest road networks in the world covering more than 200,000 KM of roads, including 66,000 km of roadways connecting major cities and providing access to railways, ports and airports. Saudi Arabia’s aviation infrastructure is extensive, efficient and robust, comprising of 6 international, 9 regional and 12 domestic airports. Three of its airports are amongst the busiest in the GCC The Saudi government is currently investing SAR 93.75 billion (USD $ 25 billion) in three mega projects as part of a combined 3,900km rail