Solvo at Transport Middle East 2025: Exploring New Horizons in Aqaba, Jordan

Solvo at Transport Middle East 2025

Let’s get into Solvo’s first visit to Jordan!

In April 2025, the Solvo team took part in the Transport Middle East Exhibition and Conference, held in Aqaba, Jordan’s only seaport city. The event brought together leading regional players to explore key trends in maritime and cargo logistics — and for Solvo, it marked the first-ever visit to Jordan.

Behind the Scenes: Technical Tour of Aqaba’s Port and Logistics Infrastructure

The event kicked off with a technical site visit to key logistics and port facilities in Aqaba. Our team had the opportunity to observe port operations from the water, including those at Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT) and neighboring terminals. We also visited the Aqaba Digital Hub, a major digital ecosystem for cloud infrastructure and high-performance connectivity, and the Aqaba Logistics Village, a large-scale logistics complex managed by APM Terminals.

Another stop was Nafith’s Hinterland Community System Command and Control Centre, where we saw firsthand how advanced technologies are being used to streamline truck entry and cargo flow management in real time.

Keynotes from Industry Leaders: Opening the Transport Middle East 2025

On April 16, the exhibition and conference officially opened with speeches from key figures in Jordan’s logistics and port sectors, including:

  • H.E. Nayef Himiedi Al-Fayez, Chief Commissioner, Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA)
  • H.E. Eng. Wesam Al Tahtamouni, Minister of Transport
  • H.E. Hussein Al-Safadi, CEO, Aqaba Development Corporation (ADC)
  • Jonathan Goldner, Chief Executive – Asia & Middle East, APM Terminals

Though the event was largely attended by local participants, it provided a valuable opportunity to connect with key representatives from Jordan’s logistics industry and showcase Solvo’s capabilities in automating port and warehouse operations. Many meaningful conversations were had, laying the foundation for future cooperation.

Expert Insight: Giovanni Migliaccio on Digital Transformation in Cargo Operations

On April 17, Giovanni Migliaccio, Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing at Solvo Europe B.V., delivered a presentation titled “Digital Transformation in Cargo Operations: IT Strategies for Modern Ports and Rail Terminals.”

As part of the session on Port Technology, he spoke about how modern TOS solutions like Solvo.TOS help unify diverse logistics operations into a single digital ecosystem, increasing efficiency, transparency, and strategic connectivity across the supply chain.

Our approach implies not just development and implementation. We have the largest expertise in automating storage logistics and are ready to work on a turnkey basis, taking risks. We are a leading firm in providing quality and value to our customers.
— Giovanni Migliaccio, Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing at Solvo Europe B.V

Looking Ahead: Expanding Partnerships 

We extend our gratitude to Transport Events for organizing another insightful industry gathering — and we look forward to continuing our dialogue with new contacts and potential partners in Jordan.

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