DIMS-A has established a joint venture partnership with GMLS to support the development and expansion of GMLS Business Portfolio in West, East and Central African countries. Our partnership aims to secure the International Logistics Supply Chain by providing superior skills and knowledge transfer to West, East and Central African countries. Benefits to these countries will include maintaining and increasing their participation in world trade, whilst they contribute, in turn, to Global Supply Chain Security.

Our partnership continuously strives to remain the preferred Consulting Services and Capacity Building Provider in International Trade, Global Supply Chain Management and Customs Compliance Solutions, on the African as a whole. We offer tailor-made global solutions, that provide our clients with superior and competitive results. DIMS-A and GMLS Team is comprised of recognized leaders in the field of International Trade, with a focus on trade facilitation and development initiatives such as the AfCFTA .

Through our partnership, we have developed advisory experience with several global, regional and national government bodies throughout Africa and specifically East, Central and West African regions and we are affiliated with multilateral institutions such as:

• The World Customs Organisation (WCO),
• FIATA – International Federation of Freight Forwarders,
• The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
• The Ugandan Private Sector Foundation
• Junior Chamber International (JCI) Benin

We are GMLS business partner representative which aim to develop new strategic partnerships with both the private and public sectors, and regional organizations (ECOWAS, EAC and CEMAC) in Africa. We also promote and facilitate GMLS building/training modules in West, Central and East African regions, and promoting GMLS Global Trade Solutions for both the private and public sectors through: capacity building/training modules distributers on the World Customs Organisation (WCO) E-Learning Programme, ICC e-Learning and A to Z Software learning and reference tools for the African market. We are further actively working with leading academics and international universities, including the WCO Capacity Building Programmes (Courtesy of the WCO), in order to provide  African countries with additional academic programmes focused on Customs & Excise and International Trade.