The Global Logistics Forum held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, focused on boosting the international cooperation in the logistics sector, with the signing of over 60 strategic partnerships and memorandums of understanding valued at SAR 16 billion. Dr. Rumaih Al-Rumaih, the Saudi Deputy Minister of Transport and Logistics Services, emphasized the forum's role in enhancing efficiency, resilience, sustainability, and profitability in the logistics system. The agreements announced during the event showcased the transformative impact of collaboration and reflected Saudi Arabia's leadership in the global logistics services sector. Key partnerships included collaborations with companies like FedEx, Sadel Group, Pacific International Lines, and Saudi Ports Authority. The forum also launched new training initiatives and scholarship programs to support talent development in the sector. Additionally, significant agreements were made with entities like the National Unified Procurement Company for Medical Devices and Supplies (NUPCO) and the Saudi Industrial Development Fund to enhance medical supply chains and logistics services. The event highlighted the expansion of warehouses by Agility Logistics, new partnerships in air cargo services, and the successful evaluation of Saudi Arabia's first hydrogen-powered train by the Saudi Railways Company. The forum addressed crucial topics such as logistics infrastructure investment, energy ports, and talent empowerment. The presence of ministers, officials, and industry leaders from 30 countries underscored the event's significance in reshaping the global logistics services map and fostering industry advancements.