AGL Pledges Continued Support for Sierra Leone and African Continent

In a grand ceremony held at the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel, the Africa Global Logistics (AGL) affirmed its unwavering commitment to the development of Sierra Leone and the African continent. The Group, with a workforce exceeding 23,000 spread across 49 countries, stands as a pivotal link connecting Africa to the rest of the world.

With a strong reliance on its 250 subsidiaries in Africa, Haiti, and Timor, AGL has positioned itself as a vital player in offering comprehensive port, ocean, logistics, and railway solutions. These subsidiaries form the backbone of AGL’s operations, enabling the provision of unparalleled logistics services to facilitate economic activities in various sectors within Sierra Leone and beyond.

Bertrand Kerguelen, the Country Manager of AGL, expressed the company’s dedication to delivering custom-tailored logistics solutions designed to meet the unique requirements of its clients. He emphasized AGL’s long-term commitment to Sierra Leone and its sincere desire to contribute to the nation’s development. Kerguelen urged the company’s workforce to unite and collaborate effectively to drive the transformation and progress of the country.

Martin Maada George, the Company Secretary of the Sierra Leone Port and Harbour Authority, acknowledged the crucial role played by Freetown Terminal Limited in bolstering national economic development. Recognizing the re-branding and transition to AGL, George affirmed the authority’s readiness and determination to collaborate closely with the AGL group for mutual success, thus positioning this partnership as a key driver for Sierra Leone’s economic growth.

Captain Fabjanko Kokan, Regional Manager and a prominent figure within AGL, extended gratitude to various stakeholders including partners, the government, and the company’s employees. He emphasized the significance of collaboration and unity, highlighting AGL’s firm commitment to continued investment aimed at supporting the transformation of Africa. Kokan stressed the pivotal role of human capital investment in achieving substantial and durable change, attributing much of AGL’s success to its dedication to nurturing and empowering its workforce. He underscored the fact that the company’s aspirations to alter the landscape of Africa and the world hinge on meaningful investments in human resources.

The brand presentation ceremony at the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel not only solidified AGL’s dedication to Sierra Leone and the African continent but also highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts in achieving sustainable progress. With its extensive network, commitment to tailored solutions, and emphasis on human capital investment, AGL stands poised to play a crucial role in propelling economic development and shaping the future of Sierra Leone and the African continent as a whole.

As a company deeply rooted in African growth and development, AGL’s pledge to invest and contribute to the transformation of the continent signifies a promising partnership in the pursuit of a brighter and more prosperous future for Sierra Leone and beyond. With its unwavering commitment, AGL is set to continue its meaningful impact on the economic, social, and infrastructural landscape of Sierra Leone and the broader African continent.