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BACKGROUND ::

African Cargo & Logistics Alliance otherwise known as the ACLA Network is the .Pan African Premier Independent Shipping Network.

With membership from various sectors of the African Cargo and Logistics Industry, we are really the independent hub of the African cargo industry. Our Members includes but not limited to Shipping agents, NVOCC, GSA, Air and Ocean Freight Forwarders, ICD Operators, Project /Over size cargo, Couriers and Trans Border Cargo service providers.

Our Membership is only offered to Companies with track record and strong commitment for business development through partnership. Members are carefully selected to accommodate only reputable organizations with strong management team that will guarantee unequalled service provision to satisfy our international aspiration.

As the only regional Network in the world's most independent continent we are very set to meeting the challenges of controlling the ever growing cargo and logistics business in Africa.

We are a team of strong companies offering protective shipping services in all the 53 countries of African countries.

No one understands Africa than we do as we combine local services with international practice.

MOTIVATION ::

  1. We must state categorically that ACLA is not an organization built for professional identification and protection or policy formulation but for immediate business relationship aimed at economic development and empowerment of member countries and companies.

  2. Without inwards, looking the call for partnership among Africans and foreign participation in African development will be a mirage, therefore we target building a strong home based business environment, which will in turn serve as a good foundation for foreign investment and participation.

  3. We will not only encourage cross border business among members, we will use our yearly Annual General Meetings (AGM) and Conferences to acquaint members of the enormous vegetation, culture, land-mass and water ways as well as policies of various countries of Africa.