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7th BAM Annual Meeting will be held in Rome, Italy from 1st to 4th November 2026!
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The new and latest issue of The African Post VOL. XV – APRIL 2026 is available! Contents you can find in this Volume: Download your copy NOW! We’d like to make By All Means – The Global Logistic Alliance and Africa… Read More
By All Means introduces its new Mobile App, built to give you instant access to your network wherever you are. Take a quick look at the BAM App in action: Find trusted partners worldwide in seconds. Search by country or company name and connect instantly… Read More
Africa Logistics Network (ALN) and By All Means (BAM) announce the adoption of an Equal-Area World Map on their official websites, replacing the traditional Mercator projection with a cartographic model that accurately represents the true size of countries… Read More
Danton International Logistics, member of By All Means (BAM) representing China, successfully handled the transportation of 97 Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) units from Taicang, China to Klaipeda, Lithuania. Each unit weighed 45 tons and was classified as Class 9 Dangerous Goods,… Read More
Elite Trust for Logistics Services, member of By All Means, representing Saudi Arabia, proudly shares a high-value shipment with emotional significance: the air transport of two Ferrari cars from Jeddah to Genoa. This operation wasn’t just about logistics, it was about reuniting a family. Every stage of the… Read More
Logimar, member of By All Means (BAM) representing Italy, successfully completed in October 2025 a complex oversized logistics project for one of its key customers, managing the transportation of heavy equipment from Italy to multiple destinations in North Africa. The project involved… Read More
Danton International Logistics, member of By All Means (BAM), representing China, successfully handled a Break Bulk shipment of Water Treatment Plant equipment from Shanghai, China to Jebel Ali, UAE. The shipment consisted of 11 packages, with a total weight of 69,238 kg… Read More