Saudi Logistics Services inks partnership deal with Sela

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Saudi Logistics Services inks partnership deal with Sela

Jun 22, 2021 7:43 PM

Saudi Logistics Services (SAL) said it has teamed up with Sela a full-fledged sports marketing/management firm in the kingdom to provide ground handling services at main airports to support the organization...

Saudi Logistics Services (SAL) said it has teamed up with Sela, a full-fledged sports marketing/management firm in the kingdom, to provide ground handling services at main airports to support the organization’s seasonal entertainment shows and activities, especially its year-end events.

A major player in the kingdom, SAL provides premium ground handling services for multiple airlines at Saudi Arabia’s local airports and logistic support with cargo chain solutions.

It also connects all means of transportation with regional airports to make a more significant contribution to Vision 2030 and transform the kingdom into a global logistic hub, said the statement from SAL.

"Sela is a leading company in the region and we are excited to utilise all logistic support Sela needs to deliver unique sports and entertainment events in the kingdom successfully," stated CEO Omar Hariri after signing the deal with Sela General Manager for business solutions Loai Kamakhi at SAL’s headquarters in Jeddah.

"We are sure this cooperation will result in higher quality service for all the upcoming events in the kingdom," he added.

Kamakhi said: "Working side by side with SAL is a huge step forward for both companies and contributes to Sela’s goal to unlock the outstanding potential of logistics, especially in the field of events and entertainment."

"It is also a promising opportunity to exchange expertise and empower the Saudi national-calibre as per the Kingdom’s vision 2030," he added.-TradeArabia News Service

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