Aramex, the leading global provider for transportation and logistical services, and the KAR group, the diverse bloc whose operations covering the fields of construction, infrastructure, real estate and engineering in various Gulf Cooperation Council countries have announced a leading strategic partnership aimed at reformulating how major projects deal with integrated logistics services and the distinction of supply chains.
This transformative partnership will benefit from Aramex’s advanced experience in the field of logistical services, and from the wallet of the KAR group that includes major projects in construction, infrastructure, real estate and engineering, to create operational integration and achieve great value within the rapidly growing industrial scene in the region.
This partnership will put both institutions at the forefront of the infrastructure boom in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, by enhancing the efficiency of project logistics, reducing operational costs, and accelerating the pace of completion and delivery of some of the largest development projects in the region.
Mr. Yanz Anz, General Manager of Aramex Bahrain said:
> “The partnership with a pioneering bloc like the KAR group represents a valuable opportunity to provide integrated logistical solutions to suit the dynamic needs of infrastructure and large -scale engineering projects. Together, we seek to launch new levels of efficiency and innovation.”
For his part, Dr. Khaled Abdel Rahim, Chairman and CEO of the Kar Group, stated:
“This strategic alliance with Aramex reflects our continuous commitment to operational excellence and sustainable growth.
By combining our experiences in engineering and construction with Aramex capabilities installed in the field of logistical services, we expect to achieve great benefits for our current and future projects. “
The first phase of the partnership will focus on identifying priority areas for cooperation, such as:
Support for transportation and storage for logistics project improving supply chains in preparation for the development of service models that can be expanded to support regional and international initiatives.
