Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics Services, Eng. Saleh Al-Jasser, joined forces with his Polish counterpart, Andrzej Adamczyk, to formalize a significant agreement on Monday. This landmark pact stands as a pivotal stride towards amplifying cooperation in air transport services between the two nations.
Eng. Al-Jasser underscored the pact’s potential to usher in improved communication, heightened flight frequency connecting the two countries, and robust reinforcement for both tourism and trade. Furthermore, it holds the promise of advancing Saudi Arabia’s global prominence as a key logistics hub, aligning with the strategic aims of Saudi Vision 2030.
This collaborative effort resonates deeply with Saudi Arabia’s ambitious aspirations to bolster its logistical capabilities and elevate its international stature. Al-Jasser emphasized that this agreement seamlessly dovetails with the objectives outlined in the National Transport and Logistics Strategy.
At its core, the Saudi strategy envisions a substantial augmentation of air connectivity with nations worldwide, setting a visionary target of establishing 250 international destinations and facilitating the annual transportation of a remarkable 330 million passengers by the year 2030.
The newly forged accord is dedicated to heightening cooperation in air transport services between Saudi Arabia and Poland. It encompasses the establishment of regulatory frameworks, the fortification of strategies within the civil aviation sector, and the expansion of the operational network of national carriers. Moreover, the agreement seeks to propel international relations within the realm of civil aviation, forging robust connections between the Kingdom and other nations.
