Aramex Signs MoU With GMR Airports Limited to Strengthen Express and Freight Logistics
14 Oct 2026 7:26 PM IST14 Oct 2026 7:26 PM IST
The collaboration is intended to support businesses, including MSMEs, by improving access to efficient international logistics services and enabling smoother movement of goods
From left: Haroon Rashed, AGM, Business Development, GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo, Vivekananda Nayak, CFO, GMR Hyderabad International Airport, Kadhir Kadhiravan, CEO, GMR Hyderabad International Airport, Sanjiv Edward, CEO, Cargo & Logistics, GMR Airports Ltd., Amadou Diallo Group CEO, Aramex, Abbas Panju, Regional CEO, GCCI, Veena Bhogaonkar, MD, Aramex India, Nicolas Sibuet, CFO, Aramex and Faysal ElHajjami, Chief Commercial Officer, Aramex International.
Hyderabad: Aramex, a leading global logistics and transportation solutions provider, has signed an MoU with GMR Airports Limited (GAL) to strengthen its logistics capabilities at all GMR operated airports, and support seamless movement of international shipments for MSMEs and businesses engaged in import and export activities.
The MoU will explore opportunities to enhance Aramex's operational infrastructure at the express cargo terminal at GMR Airports across India, including dedicated truck docks, screening systems and dedicated space, subject to agreed terms and conditions under the definitive agreement. The proposed infrastructure will enable Aramex to develop built-in customs clearance capabilities for multiple international products, helping improve operational efficiency and facilitate seamless cargo clearance.
The MoU was signed in Hyderabad at GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo (GHAC) as part of Aramex's ongoing efforts to strengthen its logistics infrastructure and enhance cross-border trade capabilities in India. The collaboration is intended to support businesses, including MSMEs, by improving access to efficient international logistics services and enabling smoother movement of goods.
As part of the collaboration, GAL will maintain the identified infrastructure at the express cargo terminal, subject to the terms and conditions to be agreed under the definitive agreement. Aramex and GAL are also exploring the development of a warehousing facility in proximity to the express cargo terminal, with dedicated airside corridor access. GAL may explore and facilitate introductions and interactions with relevant authorities and share its experience and technical know-how, as appropriate, in connection with this MOU.
The proposed infrastructure development is expected to further strengthen India’s position in international trade and provide businesses with enhanced logistics capabilities for their import and export requirements, particularly with the GCC region. The two parties are working towards developing the proposed infrastructure by March 2027, as they continue to take the plans forward.
( Source : Press Release )
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