Mohaned Alsheqaiq
Vice President Bahri Line
Mohaned Alsheqaiq is Vice President of Bahri Line and one of the youngest voices shaping the future of global shipping. With over a decade of experience across maritime operations and international trade, he combines deep industry knowledge with a sharp commercial edge.
Throughout his career at Bahri Line, Mohaned has played a pivotal role in redefining the company’s growth trajectory—expanding into high-value markets, driving portfolio diversification, and delivering agile, customer-centric solutions. His leadership blends operational excellence with a bold commercial vision, focused on building scalable logistics strategies, unlocking new trade lanes, and creating long-term value for partners and stakeholders.
Event Agenda Sessions
When disruption hits: Risk and responsibility in project cargo delivery
Geopolitical disruption, sudden route changes, war risk exposure and port delays are putting project cargo contracts under intense pressure. When a vessel is rerouted, insurance terms change or a project misses its delivery window, who carries the cost and accountability?
This session brings together project owners, carriers, insurers and legal specialists to examine the wide-ranging impacts of disruption on project delivery. The panel will explore where responsibility can become unclear, how ambiguous agreements can leave EPCs exposed to additional cost, and how better-defined terms between stakeholders can reduce disputes when plans change.
Thursday 19 November 15:00 - 15:50 Breakbulk Live Stage
Market Outlook & Industry Strategy
Supply Chain, Risk & Resilience
Geopolitical disruption, sudden route changes, war risk exposure and port delays are putting project cargo contracts under intense pressure. When a vessel is rerouted, insurance terms change or a project misses its delivery window, who carries the cost and accountability?
This session brings together project owners, carriers, insurers and legal specialists to examine the wide-ranging impacts of disruption on project delivery. The panel will explore where responsibility can become unclear, how ambiguous agreements can leave EPCs exposed to additional cost, and how better-defined terms between stakeholders can reduce disputes when plans change.
Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Shanghai
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