Amman - Kareem Logistics (Amman, Head Office)
Amman - Kareem Logistics (Amman, Head Office) operates as part of the Naouri Group, a long-standing regional logistics provider established in 1994 in Amman, Jordan. The organization presents itself as a comprehensive freight forwarder with a broad footprint across Jordan, Iraq, and Palestine, delivering services that span air, sea, and land transportation, customs clearance, warehousing, and project forwarding.
Air Freight and international reach are highlighted through cargo sales and agency relationships with multiple carriers, supported by IATA membership. The company emphasizes a strong land transportation capability, maintaining a sizable fleet for transporting containers, dry and temperature-controlled cargo, and smaller shipments for local distribution. This is complemented by a warehousing network featuring owned and subcontracted facilities across Jordan—Queen Alia International Airport Free Zone, Amman, Aqaba, Sahab Free Zone, Zarqa Free Zone—and in Iraq, including Basra, Baghdad, and Erbil. Value-added services such as labeling, packing, and packaging are noted as part of the warehousing offering.
Customs clearance capabilities are positioned as a key strength, with the company claiming qualification for Jordan Customs Golden List Program, developed in cooperation with the US C-TPAT. The portfolio also includes project forwarding, with a focus on energy projects (wind, solar, oil shale, oil and gas), as well as military and diplomatic projects, and other complex endeavors.
Beyond core transport and clearance, the organization references packing and removals, and security solutions, including guarded security services. The profile implies a diversified, end-to-end logistics approach, integrating operations across air, sea, and land with in-house and partner facilities to manage distribution, packaging, and documentation.
Technology plays a significant role in their operations. The company highlights Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to improve efficiency and accuracy, and notes involvement in cloud-based transportation management via Logistaas.com, which is used by logistics providers in multiple countries. In warehouse management, Infor WMS is used to support 3PL and warehousing activities, alongside SAP as an ERP system. The emphasis on technology aligns with a strategy to enhance visibility, control, and overall service quality for customers.
The company presents a history of steady growth and regional leadership, underscored by awards and certifications. Its service scope is described as door-to-door, with an integrated suite of in-house logistics offerings designed to cover freight forwarding, container handling, 3PL warehousing, distribution, customs, project forwarding, LCL consolidation, and land trucking. A notable claim is the company’s digital orientation as the first digital freight forwarder in Jordan, offering shipment tracking, document submission, invoice access, and reporting through digital platforms.
Operationally, the organization highlights its capacity to manage a broad range of cargo types, including containers, general cargo, break bulk, RoRo, and perishables, supported by a network of regional locations throughout Jordan and neighboring markets. The emphasis on environmentally conscious practices is evident in efforts to reduce fuel consumption through the use of fuel-efficient trucks and CSR initiatives in the communities where it operates.
Overall, the profile presents Amman - Kareem Logistics (Amman, Head Office) as a long-established, technology-enabled logistics provider offering a comprehensive mix of air, sea, and land freight, customs clearance, warehousing, and project logistics across Jordan and the broader Levant region.
