Transportation
The International Transportation Unit of Aghah is responsible for the shipment and transfer of cargo between various countries, ensuring all necessary permits are obtained. By issuing bills of lading, Aghah facilitates the transfer of ownership of goods. This unit strives to operate in the transportation industry both as a “Carrier” and a “Forwarder.” Due to sanctions and the unique geopolitical landscape of the West Asia region, this industry faces legal, security, and insurance complexities. To address these challenges, Aghah leverages its comprehensive understanding of these issues, utilizing domestic and international collaborations as well as legal tools to overcome obstacles and advance the transportation sector.
Among the activities known in the field of "Carrier" are as follows:
- Issuing a guide and concluding a transport contract
- Providing documents and documents required for cargo
- Providing the necessary guarantees to the relevant organizations to obtain the necessary documents
- Delivery of goods from Forwarder
- Controlling and monitoring the loading process and matching the shipment with the shipment stated in the shipping documents
- Providing documents required by customs at the origin and destination
- Submission of bill of lading
- Determining the route and duration of goods transportation
- Delivery of the cargo to the recipient at the specified destination
- Signing documents related to deductions and additions and damage to goods
Among the conscious activities in the field of "Forwarder" are as follows:
- Issuance of shipping proforma
- Signing a contract of carriage with the owner of the cargo or goods
- Issuance of bill of lading
- Delivery of goods from Forwarder
- Collecting the goods according to the request of the goods owner and the transport contract
- Storage of goods according to the transport contract and the request of the cargo owner
- Packing goods according to the wishes of the cargo owner and the existing contract
- Freight insurance according to the request of the goods owner and the relevant contract
- Carrying out clearance procedures at the customs office of origin
- Signing contracts with various organizations, receiving land, air and sea waybills and waybills
- Obtaining permission from the representative of air and sea transport lines
- Receiving minutes of deduction and addition and damage to goods
- Settlement with related parties
- Notification of the arrival of the cargo to the receiver
