Abu dhabi: Asyad Group, the global integrated logistics provider, is currently taking part at ADIPEC 2025 in Abu Dhabi, being held during 3-6 November. The Group showcases a comprehensive model of its logistics ecosystem and the pivotal role it plays in enabling energy supply chains and global trade. According to Oman News Agency, at ADIPEC 2025, Asyad Group presents an integrated operational model that demonstrates the capability of its logistics infrastructure to ensure the safe, efficient, and sustainable flow of energy globally. The Group also showcases the scale and sophistication of its global logistics network, which connects more than 200 ports across 40 countries through a diversified fleet of over 90 vessels, supported by advanced infrastructure including deep-water ports, free zones, and regional warehouses, all operating seamlessly to provide smart transport solutions that enhance supply chain efficiency and support global trade stability. Juma Ibraheem Al Maskari, Director at Asyad Logistics, e mphasized the need for comprehensive logistics solutions in the energy sector that extend beyond basic services. He highlighted the importance of 24/7 port operations, advanced storage facilities, streamlined customs clearance, seamless land connectivity, real-time shipment visibility, and rigorous emissions management accountability as key differentiators for Asyad Group in the market. Al-Maskari further stated that Asyad Group's presence at ADIPEC 2025 underscores its commitment to energy sector clients and partners as a strategic ally throughout the entire energy value chain. This includes traditional fuels as well as next-generation energy sources like green hydrogen and low-carbon alternatives, delivering intelligent cost and risk management, rapid market access, and strict environmental compliance. Additionally, within the ADIPEC conference program, Muhsin Abdulmajeed Al Rustom, Group Chief Financial Officer - Asyad Group, will participate in a high-level panel discussing financing models for port and transport infrastructure and their role in building the logistics backbone for the future energy sector. Captain Khalil Ali Al Hooti, Vice President of Marine at Asyad Shipping, will address maritime security and the resilience of shipping operations amid complex geopolitical dynamics, highlighting the importance of secure supply routes for energy security. Through its presence at ADIPEC 2025, Asyad Group reaffirms its role as a trusted logistics partner for the global energy sector, strengthening supply security and continuity, and connecting Oman as a global logistics hub to regional and international markets.
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