AJEX Logistics Services inks new deal with Africa Union Holdings Group
The new agreement will enhance logistics services between Africa and the ME
AJEX Logistics Services, a leading Middle East-based specialist in express distribution and shipping solutions, recently announced the signing of a new partnership agreement with Africa Union Trading and Africa Union Aviation, subsidiaries of Africa Union Holdings.
The agreement, inked at the Saudi Trade Attaché’s office in Sandton, Johannesburg, marks a significant step towards enhancing logistics and supply chain services between Africa and the Middle East.
The new agreement will support the strategic expansion objectives of both companies – with Africa Union Holdings growing its footprint across the GCC, and AJEX growing its footprint across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Pivotal milestone
A pivotal milestone for business development, this partnership represents a concrete step towards realizing the shared vision of enhancing trade connectivity and fostering greater economic cooperation between Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
“This collaboration is a forward-looking initiative that aligns with the broader goals of increasing trade volumes and enhancing economic cooperation,” stated Mohammed AlBayati, Group CEO, AJEX Logistics Services.
“We are thrilled to embark on this partnership with AJEX Logistics Services, marking a new chapter in our journey towards building stronger trade and logistics ties between Africa and the Middle East.,” commented James Ndambo, CEO, Africa Union Holding.
Collaboration
Under the terms of the agreement, both parties will collaborate closely to streamline their operations and maximize efficiencies in Shipping, Airfreight, Trucking, Rail Freight and last-mile delivery.
As part of the framework, all AJEX cargo destined for Africa will be managed by Africa Union Holdings Group during the final leg of delivery. Vice versa, all Africa Union Holdings Group cargo destined for the Middle East will be managed by AJEX during the final leg, a press statement concluded.
