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Doha, June 18 (QNA) – Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC) announced that it has for the first time extended its end-to-end supply chain to include a fully operational air-to-land logistics corridor powered by the TIR system.
The corridor enables cross-border movement under a single customs document, positioning Doha as a regional air-to-land redistribution hub and supporting the continuity of supply chains across the GCC.
A statement by GWC posted on Qatar Stock Exchange website on Thursday said that cargo arriving at Hamad International Airport is transferred into sealed vehicles and transported across borders to GCC markets, enabling faster and more predictable delivery.
The model allows shipments to be rapidly redistributed from a single-entry point, without the cost of full air-to-air routing. (QNA)
