By: Logistics Middle east

7X’s National Network for Logistics (NXN) has entered a cooperation agreement with the Sharjah Investors Services Center (SAEED) to deliver a suite of integrated logistics and digital services designed to enhance the emirate’s investment climate.

Announced during the Sharjah Investment Forum 2025, the cooperation will enable SAEED to adopt Wayn, the UAE’s Digital P.O. Box platform, as a secure channel for official communication between investors, government entities, and private-sector partners.

Executives comment on efficiency and innovation

Abdulaziz Alhammadi, General Manager of NXN, explained that the agreement with SAEED “promotes cross-sector integration and supports ongoing efforts to accelerate digital transformation and attract investment through smarter business environments.”

Alhammadi added that NXN’s objective is to build a unified logistics backbone “that strengthens the UAE’s position as a hub for trade and modern logistics services.”

Hamad Obaid Al Shamsi, Manager of the SAEED Centre, backs this up explaining that both organisations are “taking a major step toward creating a seamless, efficient business environment that helps entrepreneurs and investors scale their operations more effectively.”

Sharjah’s digital and logistics ecosystem

The partnership grants SAEED access to NXN’s growing portfolio of smart solutions, including Waslah, a logistics platform supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in managing shipping and delivery.

Another software being utilised is Smart Places, enabling businesses to increase visibility across digital maps and applications.

NXN’s Boxes Bundles solution goes further, offering flexible shipping and delivery options within and beyond the UAE.

The signing took place at the Sharjah Investment Forum 2025, held parralel to the World Investment Conference, an event co-organised by the Sharjah FDI Office (Invest in Sharjah), the World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA), and the UAE Ministry of Investment.

Together, both events brought over 130 international speakers heard by 10,000 visitors. The emirate’s business appeal, it appears, is shining.

The conclusion of this venture culminates within ‘We the UAE 2031’ vision, focused on building a diversified, technology-driven economy.