The centre will streamline cross-border trade and reduce clearance times
AD Ports Group recently secured a landmark contract to manage and operate the cutting-edge Al Madouneh Customs Centre in Amman, Jordan.
The 1.3mnsqm state-of-the-art facility was inaugurated last June to elevate Jordan’s trade competitiveness through AI-driven customs solutions, blockchain-enabled transparency, and Internet of Things (IoT)-powered logistics optimisation. The centre will streamline cross-border trade, reduce clearance times, and enhance supply chain efficiency, aligning with global standards for trade facilitation.
By integrating advanced technologies and sustainable practices, the Group’s collaboration with Jordan Customs Department aims to position the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as a regional leader in next-generation logistics and customs operations.
Inspection ramps
The Al Madouneh facility, with features such as automated inspection ramps, smart warehouses, and predictive analytics, will empower businesses with faster cargo processing, robust security protocols, and a seamless digital trade experience.
AD Ports Group will deploy its expertise in smart logistics and trade digitalisation to maximise operational efficiency and economic returns while running the facility.
“By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and fostering economic growth, the Al Madouneh Customs Centre is poised to unlock new opportunities for businesses and reinforce the Middle East’s position in the global supply chain landscape,” stated Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Managing Director and Group CEO, AD Ports Group.
“Our collaboration with AD Ports Group is based on the referral decision issued by the Government Tenders Department, aimed at enhancing customs procedures at the centre and streamlining processes to save time and effort, while improving the investment environment,” observed Major General Ahmed Al-Akalik, Director General, Jordan Customs Department.
