SAL inaugurates China presence with Shanghai, Guangzhou offices
The expansion, supported by TAM Group, strengthens air cargo links between China and Saudi Arabia while supporting cross-border trade and logistics growth.
L to R: Mohammed Nahhas, President, SAL Saudi Logistics Services and Chi Fung Alvin Tam, VP Commercial at Tam Group
SAL Saudi Logistics Services (SAL) has officially inaugurated its presence in China through its partnership with TAM Group, marking the company's first international expansion. The company has established representation in Shanghai and Guangzhou to strengthen its position in one of the world's largest trade and air cargo markets.
The expansion is expected to enhance air cargo connectivity between China and Saudi Arabia while supporting the continued growth of cross-border trade. SAL said its presence in China will also enable closer collaboration with airlines, customers and logistics partners.
TAM Group said it is supporting the expansion through its local market expertise and global GSSA network. The collaboration is expected to strengthen cargo connectivity and deliver more efficient logistics solutions between China, Saudi Arabia and other markets.
According to SAL, the expansion reflects its commitment to customer focus, trusted partnerships and supporting Saudi Arabia's vision of becoming a global logistics hub.
The China expansion follows the partnership signed between SAL and Hong Kong-based TAM Group in October 2025 to strengthen air cargo operations between Saudi Arabia and China. The agreement marked SAL's first international expansion and was aimed at enhancing trade connectivity, expanding air cargo networks and supporting growing cross-border trade and e-commerce demand.
