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Jointech and Zain Telecom have established a strategic partnership to enhance cross-border digital supervision across Africa. Following a five-day exchange with Zain Telecom and Sudan Customs, the collaboration focuses on smart customs modernization, digital supply chain transformation, and IoT-enabled logistics monitoring. The partnership highlights adaptability to local markets, deployable solutions, and long-term sustainability, aiming to build a secure, transparent, and efficient cross-border logistics ecosystem across the continent.

To strengthen the supervision of high-risk goods such as grain, pharmaceuticals, alcohol, and chemicals, Poland's National Revenue Administration has integrated Jointech's GPS Electronic Seals into its SENT (Electronic Transport Supervision System). As a strategic transit country and TIR system member, Poland faces increasing regulatory pressure due to rising cross-border traffic. The adoption of smart sealing and real-time tracking technologies enables full cargo journey monitoring, automated tampering alerts, and improved route compliance. This enhances customs efficiency, curbs smuggling and tax fraud, and sets a modern example for digital cargo supervision across Europe.

Project BackgroundSituated at the crossroads of the Middle East, Jordan serves as a vital trade corridor connecting the Gulf countries, Africa, and Europe, with hundreds of thousands of international transit trucks crossing its borders annually. To manage this growing transit volume while effectivel

Record Performance Marks a Historic MilestoneJointech recently held its Annual Gala to review the achievements of the past year and outline its strategic vision for the future. The event celebrated a historic milestone, as the company achieved the strongest annual performance in its history.This rec

Project Background: The Regulatory Challenge of Regional IntegrationAs a key member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), Belarus plays a vital role in regional cargo transit and circulation. With the growth of cross-border freight volumes within the Union, balancing efficient customs clearance wit

On February 11, 2026, the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) officially implemented a cross-border goods transportation tracking system, mandating the use of electronic navigation seals for the transport of alcohol, tobacco, specific timber, and other goods. This move has fundamentally transformed the t