JLD's network starts from Mogadishu and connects regional logistics, supplier sourcing, customs coordination, and freight movement through priority hubs and growth markets.
Profile basis
The company profile positions JLD as a logistics and trade facilitation platform with routes across air, sea, and land corridors.
JLD is positioned as a logistics and trade facilitation platform serving East Africa, the Gulf Region, Turkiye, and Southeast Asia.
International freight is organized across air, sea, and land corridors, including African hubs, Middle Eastern gateways, Asian centers, Red Sea and Indian Ocean routes, and East African road networks.
The network plan starts from Mogadishu, then extends through Nairobi and Istanbul before consolidating Dubai, Addis Ababa, Entebbe, and Bangkok as regional growth points.
Primary hubs
Mogadishu, Nairobi, and Istanbul form the first network layer: headquarters control, East Africa trade access, and supplier gateway coverage.
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Primary hub
Corporate headquarters and primary logistics operations hub for Somali market execution, regulatory relationships, customs partnerships, warehousing capacity, and regional team development.
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Primary hub
East Africa logistics hub serving Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, with JKIA and Mombasa port as critical entry points for regional trade.
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Primary hub
European gateway and Asia bridge, connecting JLD to EU, Asian, and Middle Eastern supplier networks through Istanbul's transcontinental position.
Expansion markets
Dubai, Addis Ababa, Entebbe, and Bangkok extend the network into Middle East trade lanes, Horn of Africa coverage, Central African access, and Asia-Pacific sourcing.
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Expansion market
Middle East hub and global logistics nexus for Africa-Gulf-Asia trade corridors, re-export activity, and regional client networks.
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Expansion market
AU hub and regional logistics center with a critical position in East African trade flows and future Horn of Africa expansion.
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Expansion market
East Africa transportation hub supporting access into Uganda and Central African logistics routes for landlocked-market movement.
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Expansion market
Asia-Pacific gateway for Southeast Asian sourcing and Asia-Africa trade corridor growth.
Trade corridors
These corridors organize how JLD connects cargo, documents, supplier sourcing, and regional handovers across the network.
Cargo and document coordination between East Africa and Gulf trade lanes.
Mogadishu, Somalia -> Dubai, UAE
Commercial and project cargo support between JLD East Africa hubs and Istanbul.
Mogadishu, Somalia -> Istanbul, Turkiye
Procurement, sourcing, and inbound movement support from Asia toward African destinations.
Bangkok, Thailand -> Dubai, UAE -> Mogadishu, Somalia
Regional coordination across Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Uganda operating contexts.
Mogadishu, Somalia -> Nairobi, Kenya -> Addis Ababa, Ethiopia -> Entebbe, Uganda
Share origin, destination, cargo, timing, and document context so operations can recommend the right route support.
