Saudi MAWANI Grants 15-Day Grace Period for Port Storage Fees
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Saudi Arabia's MAWANI has permitted the release of goods from its ports while allowing a 15-day period for payment of storage fees. This measure eases immediate financial pressure on importers and exporters, potentially improving trade flow and reducing congestion at Saudi ports.
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- •MAWANI is the Saudi Ports Authority responsible for managing port operations.
- •The 15-day grace period applies to storage fees for goods held at Saudi ports.
- •The policy aims to facilitate smoother clearance and movement of goods.
- •This change was announced on April 28, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If importers and exporters utilize the 15-day payment window effectively then port congestion may decrease, improving supply chain efficiency in Saudi Arabia.
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