July8 , 2026

    Kale to build Oman’s National Port Community System

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    Kale Logistics Solutions and Novel Muscat have been contracted by Oman’s Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT) to develop a National Port Community System (NPCS).

    The NPCS will serve as a unified digital platform, streamlining and integrating operations across Oman’s ports, airports, land ports, and free zones.

    Announced during Oman Logistics Day in Muscat, the initiative was recognised by MTCIT Ministers, Gulf Cooperation Council delegates, and World Bank officials as a step in advancing the nation’s logistics infrastructure.

    By enabling seamless coordination across all modes of transport, the NPCS is set to enhance international trade and strengthen Oman’s position as a regional logistics hub.

    Eng. Abdullah bin Ali Al Busaidi, Acting Head of the Oman Logistics Center at MTCIT, emphasised that the Logistics Sector Strategy 2040 is anchored in four strategic pillars driving Oman’s transformation into a global logistics hub:

    • The first, Market Development, focuses on expanding Oman’s presence across land, sea, and air transport markets through targeted projects and initiatives.
    • The second, Trade Facilitation, aims to revolutionise cargo processing and streamline logistics chains across all entry points.
    • The third, Employment and Omanisation, supports workforce development through regulation, training, and increased local participation in the logistics sector.
    • The fourth, Logistics Technologies, promotes the adoption of advanced digital solutions to enhance competitiveness and efficiency in regional markets.

    Vineet Malhotra, Co-Founder and Director of Kale Logistics Solutions, said: “This is an honour for Kale and we are keen to acknowledge the foresight demonstrated by the Ministry in deciding to invest in the National Port Community System.

    “The NPCS in Oman will be a transformative step in our journey to develop the next generation of efficient, sustainable, and resilient cargo solutions.”

    In February, the Minister of Transport Malaysia, Anthony Loke Siew Fook, officially launched Kale Malaysia Maritime Single Window (MMSW).

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