Freight Management Ltd (FML) has joined independent freight forwarder network – The WACO System – as a member for Bangladesh.
FML employs 117 staff in offices in the capital Dhaka, and the port city of Chittagong, providing road, air and ocean services across Bangladesh, which is one of the world’s fastest growing economies.
“FML has been operating for over 22 years, and we look forward to the local knowledge and expertise they will bring to the network,” said The WACO System executive director, Richard Charles.
“Our upcoming annual general meeting (AGM) this April, in Cyprus, provides the perfect opportunity for WACO members to take part in bilateral meetings and do business with FML.”
FML was founded in 1996 under the leadership of managing director Hossain Mohammed Zahedi, and the company provides specialised Customs support for dangerous goods, refrigerated products, and perishables.
Bangladesh is expected to become the world’s third fastest growing economy in 2019, according to the United Nations (UN) World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP).
“Our membership of WACO will give us the opportunity to extend our co-operation with independent freight and logistics operators across the world, for our inbound and outbound shipments, for both in air-freight, and sea-freight businesses,” said FML director of sales, Ghulam Muqtadeer.
“Our goal is to become a successful and effective freight forwarding company to serve our honourable business partners around the WACO network with our superior service platform we have been developing over the last 22 years.”
The WACO System includes 120 independent forwarders in 116 countries and holds two meetings a year facilitating hundreds of bilateral meetings for members to network and grow business.
