1. Specialization in specific areas

International transportation:

Ability to transit goods to neighboring countries (such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey) with mastery of customs and administrative laws.

Transportation of sensitive goods:

Experience in transporting refrigerated, medical, or hazardous materials cargo while complying with safety standards.

2. Competitive advantages

Modern fleet:

Using trucks equipped with up-to-date technologies (GPS, temperature control systems, or security sensors).

Competitive pricing:

Providing transparent and reasonable tariffs in relation to the quality of service.

Accurate scheduling:

On-time delivery of cargo by managing possible risks (traffic, road problems, or customs delays).

3. Customer-oriented service

24-hour support:

Quick response to unforeseen problems along the way.

Comprehensive cargo insurance:

Coverage of damages caused by unforeseen events to provide confidence to customers.

4. Credibility and track record

Collaboration with reputable organizations:

Participation in government or international projects (e.g. transporting equipment for energy or infrastructure projects).

Quality certifications:

Acceptance of standards such as ISO in quality or safety management.