Civil Aviation launches an electronic platform for the Special Integrated Logistics Zone


October 5, 2023

The General Authority of Civil Aviation has launched an electronic platform for the Special Integrated Logistics Zone located adjacent to the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Riyadh Integrated).

In line with increasing economic activity in the Kingdom, and in achieving the maximum benefit from the Kingdom’s leading position in supply chain economies, the aim of the platform is to attract quality investments, facilitate economic transactions, and enhance the future of the logistics sector within the Kingdom with high efficiency and flexibility.

The platform will enable investors from international companies to access information on regulations and systems for the region, as well as detailed services for the special integrated logistics zone. These services include the facilitation of obtaining the necessary licenses to conduct business in the region, and to raise the level of quality of services provided to investors. The platform offers integration with relevant government agencies to support and enable investments. Through the integration and innovation approach it opens promising opportunities for business across the region, which distinguishes the special integrated logistics zone.

Please visit the Special Integrated Logistics Zone platform for more information:

Special Integrated Logistics Zone (gaca.gov.sa)

It is noteworthy that the special integrated logistics zone in Riyadh was inaugurated in October 2022 by His Excellency the Minister of Transport and Logistics Services, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Authority of Civil Aviation, Engineer Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser. As an extension to the initiatives launched by His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, including the National Initiative for Global Supply Chains, it is a testimony to His Royal Highness’ support for the private sector, and is a major step towards achieving the economic goals within the framework of the Saudi Vision 2030 enhancing the role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as a regional logistics center linking three continents.

The integrated logistics zone includes advanced sorting systems that provide direct links between investors, suppliers, customers, and government agencies, which will contribute to accelerating the time it takes to process inventory managed by the supplier, rendering the process more flexible and cost effective for investors. The special integrated logistics zone allows its tenants to deliver product to customers within four hours, at a lower cost and shorter time as compared to shipping products from outside the Kingdom.

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