African logistics giant, Africa Global Logistics (AGL), has just confirmed another victory beyond terminals and warehouses: the renewal of its strategic partnership with the Confederation of African Football (CAF). Building on a successful collaboration during the recent Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2023 in Côte d’Ivoire, AGL reiterates its commitment as the official logistics partner for the next two major continental tournaments: AFCON 2025 in Morocco and the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2026.
This announcement, made simultaneously by AGL and CAF this Wednesday, April 23, 2025, underscores a shared vision that goes beyond mere service provision. For Dr. Patrice Motsepe, President of CAF, this partnership is a direct investment in Africa’s potential, a means of connecting communities across the continent through the unifying power of football.
An echo shared by Philippe Labonne, CEO of AGL, who stated he is “honored to extend our collaboration with CAF. Together, we celebrate the passion of millions of people for football while contributing to the sustainable development of Africa.”
The experience gained during AFCON 2023 in Côte d’Ivoire undoubtedly played a key role in this renewed trust. AGL had demonstrated its ability to orchestrate complex and extensive logistics, ensuring the transportation and handling of equipment, teams, and the necessary materials for the smooth running of the competition.
For the upcoming deadlines in Morocco and potentially beyond, AGL will once again leverage its specialized logistics expertise. The company is committed to supporting these flagship events in accordance with fundamental values such as inclusion, gender equality, and sustainable impact. This renewed partnership demonstrates the recognition of the crucial role of logistics in the success of such large-scale sporting events and its potential as a driver of economic and social progress across the continent.
By joining forces, AGL and CAF are sending a strong signal: that of an Africa moving forward with passion, commitment, and ambition, where logistics plays a leading role in making the heart of the continent beat to the rhythm of the ball. The “new decisive pass” between the two organizations promises to transport much more than balls and equipment; it carries hope and unity throughout Africa
