New Murabba and Saudi Post Sign MoU to Provide Advanced Logistics and Geolocation Solutions
New Murabba Development Company and Saudi Post (SPL) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to provide advanced logistics and geolocation solutions.
The MoU was signed by Head of Enterprise Project Management Office and Stakeholder Management at New Murabba Eng. Eissa Almunif and Vice President of Government and Corporate Sales at SPL Eng. Rayan Al-Shareef.
Under the agreement, the parties will establish an integrated platform for digital management solutions through analytical services aimed at improving operational efficiency and enhancing the digital experience. The agreement also covers the introduction of advanced services such as a dedicated mailroom and parcel management system to streamline handling and receipt of shipments. In addition, the parties will work to enhance the national address system for accuracy and ease of access, along with modifying Google Maps to improve geolocation accuracy for institutions and individuals—ultimately optimizing user experience and facilitating logistics operations.
New Murabba will implement short-address solutions to boost efficiency in delivery and receipt services, transforming advanced analytics into insights that simplify and accelerate logistics processes. The agreement also includes expanding the parcel station network and improving its services, with this collaboration expected to enhance logistics capabilities, strengthen internal operations, and support company growth.
New Murabba is developing a state-of-the-art downtown district in Riyadh that aligns with global standards, aiming to drive the capital’s growth, improve residents’ quality of life, and reinforce Saudi Arabia’s leadership in ushering in a new era of urban development and sustainable progress.
The signing of this agreement aligns with Saudi Post's strategic objectives to position itself as the leading national operator and the preferred provider of logistics and geolocation solutions for public and private sector entities across the region.
