Lars Greiner

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It has massive capacity.
A lot of the projects are going to be in and around Jeddah, absolutely.
But I think Yanbu is the, what should we say, hidden rose, so to speak, that there is, in KFIP, we have a massive terminal of just over a million square meters.
There is a market there, behind there,
for the commercial, sorry, the Royal Commission, which has great industrial plans and is now starting to see the development of manufacturing and factories, lending facilities.
So I think for the YANMU ports, in particular King Fight International, have great potential to grow the market for all the commodities, for all the kinds of cargoes.
Jeddah is the one everyone knows and Jeddah is the big daddy that we will grow and we will make more efficient.
But I do think the other ports also have a lot of potential.
No, it's very much not plain sailing.
I think it's an educational aspect to optimise the ports in terms of...
educating the the local industry into how things can be done more efficiency it's a case of digitalizing very manual operations and and by doing both of those one one creates more capacity the space the space in the land is there but the operational capacities and efficiencies just weren't there
That's what we're working hard on is to educate across the board the industry locally as to how we can make more of what we've got and then use that to attract more cargo to us.
As you say, the project cargo, the European and Northern European ports lack space.
The African ports sometimes on their timings are a little bit out and we're an optimal logistical springboard for that.
And I see that that's what we will hopefully start doing in the very near future is becoming a springboard for projects to stage and then expand from there.
For me, I think cooperation is key in the industry today overall.
Cooperation and collaboration are required on a global role.
Coming back to the projects themselves, we're seeing projects
change in nature at the moment.
They're getting bigger.
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