AD Ports Group and the International Trade Centre (ITC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing trade facilitation, digital trade, logistics, and transport. The agreement, inked by Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi of AD Ports Group and Pamela Coke-Hamilton of ITC, focuses on policy dialogue, digital solutions, capacity building, and technical assistance.Under the MoU, the collaboration seeks to streamline trade across the UAE, GCC countries, and developing nations. Key objectives include upgrading border services, implementing international best practices, and supporting SMEs, with a focus on gender inclusivity in trade.Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi emphasized the strategic importance of the MoU for AD Ports Group, highlighting its potential to integrate more small businesses into global value chains. Pamela Coke-Hamilton highlighted the role of digital solutions in accelerating cross-border trade, underscoring the partnership’s commitment to sustainability and inclusivity.ITC, established in 1964, supports international trade and export promotion for developing countries through tailored advisory services, capacity building, and trade digitization efforts.


