CMA CGM has signed a high-level framework agreement with Keynan institutional authorities to develop Kenya's logistics and port capacity. The objective is to accelerate solutions that support the growth of supply chain flows in and out of east and Central Africa, including maritime demand, inland logistics, and freight management.
This strategic partnership marks an important milestone in CMA CGM's long-term development strategy for Africa, which aims to secure port and inland capacities, develop regional hubs, integrate logistics solutions, and accelerate the decarbonization of transport chains.
The Group has been present in Kenya since 2005 and continues to play a key role in the country's logistics ecosystem, connecting Mombasa and Lamu to global markets and supporting inland corridors across East Africa.
CMA CGM is pursuing a long-term development strategy that focuses on securing port and inland capacities, developing regional hubs, integrating logistics solutions, and accelerating the decarbonization of transport chains.
The Group currently operates nine container terminals across the continent, with several investments aimed at building a network of high-performance maritime and land hubs to secure trade flows, improve connectivity, and support sustainable economic growth.
CMA CGM is also investing in several initiatives to reduce its environmental impact, such as the 100% electric river barge project connecting the Lekki terminal to inland dry ports in Lagos.
The expansion of CMA CGM's presence in Kenya is expected to have a positive impact on the country's logistics sector, supporting the growth of supply chain flows and improving connectivity in the region.
This strategic partnership demonstrates CMA CGM's commitment to Africa's economic development and its role as a key player in the continent's logistics ecosystem.
The Group's investments in Kenya are part of its broader strategy to strengthen its presence in East Africa, with a focus on securing trade flows, improving connectivity, and supporting sustainable economic growth.
The expansion of CMA CGM's presence in Kenya is a significant step towards securing trade flows and improving connectivity in the region.
