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SAR to launch a localization program at Saudi International Railways Conference in Riyadh: What you need to know?

The Saudi Railways Company (SAR) will unveil a groundbreaking localization program during the inaugural Saudi International Railways Conference in Riyadh on November 20-21, under the patronage of Minister of Transport and Logistics and SAR Chairman Eng. Saleh Al-Jasser.


SAR to launch a localization program at Saudi International Railways Conference in Riyadh: What you need to know?
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The Saudi Railways Company (SAR) will unveil a groundbreaking localization program during the inaugural Saudi International Railways Conference in Riyadh on November 20-21, under the patronage of Minister of Transport and Logistics and SAR Chairman Eng. Saleh Al-Jasser.

The conference aims to spotlight the latest innovations and developments in the global and local railway sectors.

The initiative aligns with the goals of Vision 2030, aiming to establish factories within the Kingdom, localize services, and transfer expertise from leading international railway companies.

SAR has also conducted hydrogen train trials, a first in the Middle East and Africa, as part of its commitment to the Saudi Green Initiative.

These advancements contribute to reducing carbon emissions, enhancing traffic safety, and protecting road infrastructure by decreasing heavy vehicle usage.

Dr. Al-Malik emphasized the strategic importance of railways in global logistics. He highlighted their role in ensuring smooth trade flow, particularly amid geopolitical challenges.

The conference will also introduce two major projects central to Vision 2030: the Land Bridge and the Gulf Linkage Project, designed to position Saudi Arabia as a global logistics hub connecting three continents.

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