07/05/2026 07:33 AST

APM Terminals Bahrain, operator of Khalifa Bin Salman Port, affirms its alignment with the vision of His Majesty King Hamad, recognising it as the foundation for national stability, security and shared responsibility.

His Majesty's emphasis on safeguarding the kingdom's safety and resilience closely reflects the principles that guide port operations.

This alignment supports a secure operating environment that enables reliable trade flows and protects the integrity of Bahrain's logistics network.

Highlighting the link between national leadership and the stability of critical infrastructure, senior leaders at APM Terminals Bahrain pointed to the role of clear national direction in supporting confidence across the logistics sector.

Matthew Luckhurst, managing director of APM Terminals Bahrain, said: "His Majesty's vision provides the certainty and stability needed for logistics networks to operate effectively. It sets a clear direction that supports safe, reliable port operations and enables supply chains to function with confidence and continuity."

Building on this Isa Al Qetami, chief government affairs and security officer, highlighted the significance of the messages delivered in His Majesty's speech.

He noted that the speech reflects His Majesty's wisdom and forward-looking vision in strengthening the foundations of the kingdom's comprehensive development while safeguarding peace and security.

He also reaffirmed APM Terminals Bahrain's role as a strategic national partner, with a continued commitment to supporting global trade and delivering innovative logistics solutions that align with the government of the Kingdom of Bahrain's priorities in all circumstances.

Through Khalifa Bin Salman Port, APM Terminals Bahrain remains focused on strengthening the kingdom's position as a regional and global logistics hub.

His Majesty's guidance continues to shape operational standards, safety practices and long-term investment decisions.


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