The Chad National Bureau of Land Freight (BNFT), alongside freight authorities in Cameroon and the Central African Republic, has finalized a landmark digitalization agreement to transform Central African trade corridors by 2030.
Revolutionizing regional trade logistics
This pact is designed to overhaul goods transport and transit systems, streamlining cross-border commerce across the subregion. By digitizing transit procedures, the three nations aim to create a more efficient, secure, and transparent logistics framework. The initiative targets smoother customs processes, reduced delays, and enhanced cargo safety—key factors for boosting economic integration.
Strategic digital transformation in freight
Saleh Youssouf Erda, Director-General of the BNFT, emphasized the pact’s significance in today’s digital-first economy. « This agreement embodies our shared commitment to modern logistics and accelerated corridor digitalization. We live in a digital era—this transformation will secure goods and streamline operations like never before, » he stated.
Collaborative efforts to modernize trade corridors
Central African Republic’s transport ministry representative highlighted the pact’s development through extensive stakeholder consultations. « The agreement will drastically cut administrative delays and bolster cargo security, reinforcing trust in regional trade, » they noted.
A step toward economic unity
The pact aligns with ongoing efforts to modernize Central Africa’s transport corridors, fostering stronger economic ties and seamless trade flows among participating nations.
