The 2nd International Conference on Logistics

Mission

The International Logistics Conference aims to innovate and improve global logistics efficiency and sustainability. The conference brings together a constellation of researchers and industry experts in the field of logistics to present the latest research and innovations in an open forum that brings together logistics pioneers and researchers interested in the logistics field (government representatives, students, and public).

Introduction

The field of logistics in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is classified as one of the important areas in Vision 2030. This is to contribute to supporting modern knowledge regarding developments in supply chain management, as well as the influx of pilgrims and Umrah pilgrims and their grouping, especially during the Hajj period. To keep pace with the continuous expansion witnessed by the logistics sector, there is a need to hold this type of conference to discuss vital issues that are more challenging and are affecting the economic movement in the Kingdom. Smart logistics is used in many areas, for example in the flow and storage of goods, in addition to the transmission of information from its source to the target destinations. Several models and algorithms have been developed to improve the planning and execution of logistics tasks, to find the most efficient transportation schedule. New technologies such as the Internet of Things, big data analytics, and smart transportation can play an important role in discovering optimal logistics solutions. The conference will discuss logistics using advanced decision support systems, computational intelligence, and advanced technologies. The International Logistics Conference is a platform for researchers to present solutions to modern logistics challenges. This conference was built on the idea of mixing presentations by researchers, panel discussions and discussion sessions to ensure the highest levels of interaction among the participants in this conference.

The conference topics include (but not limited to):

1. Optimizing logistics during Hajj season
2. Big data for logistics optimization / transportation operations
3. Computer modelling in logistics engineering.
4. Computer networks and logistics
5. Environmental sustainability and green logistics
6. Home healthcare logistics and scheduling
7. International supply chain networks
8. IoT in smart logistics
9. Logistics information systems
10. Logistics planning and policy
11. Optimization algorithms
12. Smart agro-logistics
13. Traffic and transportation management
14. Shipping and storage logistics
15. Maritime and Port Logistics

Important dates

Call for papers: 23 Oct, 2025
Submission Deadline:23 Nov, 2025
Acceptance Notifications:31 Dec, 2025
Registration deadline:16 Jan, 2026
Camera Ready Submission:15 Feb, 2026
Conference date:7-8 May, 2026