Yasser AlYassin
Vice President, Global Projects & Industry Solutions MEA DSV
Yasser AlYassin is Vice President – Global Projects & Industry Solutions (MEA) at DSV, where he leads the regional strategy and execution of complex project logistics across energy, industrial, infrastructure, and mining sectors.
With over 19 years of specialized experience in engineered and heavy-lift logistics, he has held senior leadership roles across the Middle East, including country, regional, and global responsibilities spanning EPC logistics, marine solutions, and multimodal supply chains, giving him a unique perspective across both logistics service providers and EPC contractors.
DSV is a leading global transport and logistics provider, offering end-to-end freight forwarding and supply chain solutions across air, sea, road, and contract logistics in more than 90 countries with a network of over 3,000 offices and facilities worldwide. Through strategic growth and integration, including its recent acquisition of DB Schenker, DSV is positioned as one of the largest and most influential freight forwarders globally, serving thousands of companies across industries with comprehensive, engineered logistics solution.
As a Breakbulk Middle East Advisory Board member and regular speaker, Yasser actively contributes to industry dialogue on project execution, risk management, and the evolving role of integrated supply chains in mega-projects across MEA and emerging markets.
2026 Event Agenda Sessions
Intra-GCC Mega Projects: Unlocking Iraq and Beyond
Saudi, UAE, and Qatari giga projects are shaping the future of project logistics not just nationally, but with new corridors into Iraq and beyond emerging. This session explores the strategic role of mega and giga projects, and what they mean for Gulf connectivity. It will also address constraints including dredger shortages, rising project costs, and global heavy-lift shipping demands.
Wednesday 04 February 12:30 - 13:15 Main Stage
Project Activity
Saudi, UAE, and Qatari giga projects are shaping the future of project logistics not just nationally, but with new corridors into Iraq and beyond emerging. This session explores the strategic role of mega and giga projects, and what they mean for Gulf connectivity. It will also address constraints including dredger shortages, rising project costs, and global heavy-lift shipping demands.
Main Stage Asia/Dubai










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