First Global Logistics Ltd- Your Strategic Services Partners
The First Global Logistics (FGL) is an Afghan private leading Logistics Company based in Kabul, Afghanistan, established in 2009 by a group of young Afghan entrepreneurs who mainly focus on providing the best services in the competitive market to its respected community for national and international clients.
The company’s expertise lies in local freight forwarding, international freight, custom clearance, ware housing and general order supplies provider in Afghanistan on international standards.
Offering superior and cost effective shipping solutions to all around Afghanistan, FGL is the premier provider of transcontinental overseas shipping services by road, air and sea.
FGL boasts an impressive transportation network service, providing highest level of inland transportation services with proactive and effective communication and with best delivery time to the end destination of the respected clients.
Services include:
– Inland trucking service
– Custom clearance service
– Warehousing service
– Sea freight service
– Air freight service
– Delivery of general supplies order from anywhere around the world
The company also offers security escort for non-commercial shipments belonging to NATO, ISAF, U.S. military to any part of Afghanistan, providing a full range of ground transportation services.
To find out more about FGL, please visit: www.fglkabul.com
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