A historic agreement between Senegal and Canada opens new prospects for air freight transport. This partnership aims to strengthen Senegal's position as a logistics hub in West Africa, while boosting trade and infrastructure.

Senegal and Canada have signed a strategic agreement on air freight transport, marking a key milestone in Senegal's economic development. This agreement aims to strengthen the country's competitiveness on the international stage by making Senegal a major logistics hub in West Africa.

Thanks to this cooperation, Senegal will be able to accommodate more direct flights, thus facilitating the transit of goods between North America and Africa.

One of the main benefits of this agreement is the increase in cargo handling and storage capacity. With mixed weekly flight frequencies, airlines will be able to transport more cargo, thus meeting the growing demand for logistics.

This development will also enable the modernization of infrastructure, with a target capacity of 80 tonnes by 000, thus strengthening Senegal's attractiveness for foreign investors.

This agreement is part of a broader strategy to improve connectivity and transport networks in Senegal. By developing modern roads and infrastructure, the country will facilitate the efficient movement of goods to different markets, thereby boosting Senegalese exports.

This initiative is aligned with the national ambitions of the plan "SENEGAL 2050", which aims to transform the air transport sector and stimulate economic growth.

Finally, this air cooperation strengthens Senegal's position as a logistics hub in West Africa. By attracting more freight operators and improving access to international markets, Senegal is positioning itself as a key player in global trade.

This agreement represents a major opportunity for the country, not only to develop its aviation sector, but also to increase its competitiveness internationally.