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The GWC Group has established a new logistics corridor that connects air freight with cross-border road transport. This initiative aims to enhance efficiency in freight transport within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), as the company reports. This measure is intended to position Doha as a strategic air-land redistribution center, which is expected to stabilize supply chains in the region.
Multimodal logistics solutions for the region
The air-land logistics corridor of Gulf Warehousing Company QPSC (GWC Group) is supported by the TIR system (Transport International Routier). This system allows for cross-border transport with a single customs document, which, according to the GWC Group, accelerates processing and minimizes delays. This is expected to improve the predictability of deliveries, which is particularly important for time-sensitive and high-value goods flows.
Freight arriving at Hamad International Airport in Doha can be transferred to sealed vehicles and transported directly to destinations in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Bahrain. According to the company, this approach enables faster redistribution of goods and reduces reliance on traditional transport routes. Additionally, it is expected to make the transport of goods between markets more flexible without incurring the high costs of complete air freight routes.
