About T​he port

Built around the oldest existing port along Saudi Arabia's west coast and Muslim pilgrims' second most important point of entry to the Kingdom, the modern-day Yanbu Commercial Port was opened in 1965, during the reign of the late King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. Located about halfway between Jeddah Islamic Port and King Fahad Industrial Port to the south and Dhuba Port to the north, Yanbu Commercial Port is strategically located to serve the local economies of Saudi Arabia's Madina and Qassim regions, two of the Kingdom's most promising trade centers.

Assets and Facilities

•   12 berths capable of handling over 13.5 million metric tons annually
  
•  One 1,500-passenger terminal
  
• One general cargos terminal
  
•  Two bulk silos, each with 20,000t capacity 
  
•  A modern road network that connects the port to the Makkah, Madina, and Qassim regions makes it their primary point for inbound and outbound passengers and cargos
  

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