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Globalink Logistics appointed air cargo sales agent for Turkish Cargo in Turkmenistan͏ ͏ ͏

Jan 25, 2024

Turkish Cargo has announced that Globalink Logistics has reached a new milestone by becoming the air cargo sales (ACS) agent for them in Turkmenistan. This marks a significant step in Turkish Cargo’s commitment to delivering superior logistics solutions and expanding their service offerings.

Through this strategic alliance, Turkish Cargo will offer enhanced air freight services underpinned by their vast network and exceptional customer service. Turkish Cargo’s aim to provide tailor-made solutions that meet unique logistics needs, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in their services.

Additionally, Turkish Cargo informs that beyond Turkmenistan, Globalink Logistics also represents Turkish Cargo as ACS in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, further extending their regional presence and capabilities.

This partnership will bolster Turkish Cargo’s comprehensive range of services, including Road Feeder Service, Dangerous Goods Management, and Express Freight Service.

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