Riyadh, November 13, 2026, The Logistics Private Sector Engagement Council (LPSEC) held its 30th meeting yesterday via videoconference, chaired by Vice Minister of Transport and Logistic Services and Council Chairman Dr. Rumaih Al-Rumaih, with the participation of representatives from government entities and the private sector.
The meeting discussed key developments in the transport and logistics sector, reviewed opportunities and challenges, and explored ways to strengthen integration and partnerships to enhance the sector's efficiency and competitiveness.
During the meeting, Al-Rumaih highlighted the resilience and adaptability of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's supply chains in responding to current developments and challenges. He commended the coordinated efforts of government entities and the private sector to ensure the continuity of logistics services and the smooth movement of goods and cargo.
He emphasized the importance of strengthening coordination and integration among stakeholders to enhance the logistics ecosystem's readiness and responsiveness to changing circumstances and regional and global developments.
The LPSEC reviewed several priority strategic and operational matters, including progress in implementing its responsibilities and mechanisms to encourage greater private-sector adoption of double trailers to improve road transport efficiency and operational productivity.
The meeting also addressed investment opportunities in the logistics sector, reviewed current developments at ports, and highlighted special economic zones and their role in enhancing the Kingdom's attractiveness to logistics investments.