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Mouhamad Jamal Eddine

Group Chief Digital and Information Officer

AD Ports Group

Jamal
Jamal

Mohamed brings over two decades of proven digital transformation experience to lead the global digital, technology, and AI agenda for AD Ports Group across 50+ countries. Over the years, Mohamed Jamal-Eddine has been instrumental in AD Ports Group's transformation from a regional port operator into a globally integrated trade and logistics powerhouse, building the digital infrastructure that underpins its scale. Today, he provides strategic leadership to the Group’s digital ecosystem, focusing on the deployment of AI-native solutions, strengthening enterprise architecture, and harnessing cutting-edge technologies to drive revenue growth, compress cost structures, and shift decision-making from periodic to real-time. Mohamed also serves as the Board Chair of Dubai Technologies, one of AD Ports Group's digital investment ventures, and holds board positions across several leading organisations. Prior to this, Mohamed Jamal-Eddine led a regional SaaS turnaround at Broadcom to deliver one of the company's fastest-growing product lines. Mohamed holds an MBA from the University of Manchester and is an alumnus of the Executive Leadership Programme at London Business School.

Session Overview
Thursday, 5 November
11:40
Maritime & Logistics Conference Room B 11:40 - 12:40
Intelligent ports: powering the future of global trade through data and automation

Ports, logistics corridors, and trade networks are becoming increasingly central to how global trade and energy flows operate. They are no longer passive transfer points, but active systems that coordinate the movement of cargo, vessels and information across complex and interconnected supply chains. As trade patterns evolve and operational pressures increase, the focus shifts from capacity alone to coordination, visibility and responsiveness. Ports are integrating digital systems and automation to improve how operations are managed, enabling more efficient throughput and better alignment across shipping, terminals and logistics networks. This strengthens the role of ports as critical coordination nodes enabling more reliable global trade and energy flows.

Attendee Insights:
Explore how leading ports are enhancing efficiency, reducing congestion and strengthening their coordination role within global trade networks through digital systems and automation.

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