The first edition of the exhibition aims to strengthen the Sultanate of Oman’s position as a global logistics hub and to achieve the objectives of Oman Vision 2040, which seeks to position the logistics and supply chain sector as the second-largest source of revenue after oil and gas. This will be achieved by leveraging Oman’s strategic location and advanced infrastructure. “Logistics Oman” will showcase the latest solutions and innovations in logistics services and supply chains, with broad participation from government and private sector entities. The event will combine exhibition, knowledge exchange, and partnership-building opportunities. Exhibition zones will cover ports, free zones, industrial cities, warehouses, transport, and logistics technologies. A dedicated pavilion for startups will also be featured, in addition to several international participants.

The event will include a conference addressing topics such as the development of ports and free zones, sustainability and green logistics, digital transformation, supply chain resilience, innovation, and entrepreneurship. An executive roundtable will bring together experts and decision-makers to discuss opportunities, challenges, and investment growth prospects. The exhibition will further enhance collaboration through B2B meetings connecting exhibitors with investors and government entities, alongside a dedicated agreements center for announcing partnerships, memoranda of understanding (MoUs), and product launches. The event will conclude with Excellence Awards recognizing outstanding achievements in logistics services, supply chain performance, and technology.

Statistics highlight the growing importance of the sector, with logistics sector revenues reaching approximately USD 8.84 billion in the past year, while the sector has generated more than 79,000 jobs. “Logistics Oman” serves as a strategic platform for knowledge exchange, partnership-building, and exploring opportunities that support the goals of Oman Vision 2040 and enhance the Sultanate of Oman’s competitiveness on the global logistics map.