Casablanca - Commissionnaire de Transport Professionnel du Maroc (Casablanca, Head Office)
Casablanca - Commissionnaire de Transport Professionnel du Maroc (CTPM) is headquartered in Casablanca, Morocco, with a focus on international and national goods transport. Established in 2021, CTPM positions itself as a reference in the international freight transport sector, emphasizing human capital as its core asset. The company highlights a client-centric approach, investing in training, innovative resources, and motivation to deliver high-quality service to logistics and transport professionals.
CTPM’s service portfolio encompasses maritime transport for both Full Container Load (FCL) and Less than Container Load (LCL), as well as road freight including Full Truckload (FTL) and Less than Truckload (LTL). In addition, the company provides air transport solutions, catering to various international freight needs. The emphasis on a broad network underscores collaboration with leading global freight forwarding networks to support international cargo movements.
The firm’s strategic objective is to offer optimal freight services with a balance of service quality and cost efficiency. By aiming to become a pillar in Morocco’s logistics sector and a growth driver for the Maghreb region and Africa, CTPM seeks to establish itself as a trusted partner for logistics professionals, with a focus on service excellence and reliable performance.
CTPM’s stated ethos centers on professional development, customer service excellence, and a commitment to maintaining a competitive edge through skilled personnel and continuous improvement. The company’s purpose is anchored in connecting customers with efficient transport solutions across sea, air, and land modalities, supported by a network of international partners.
As a Casablanca-based forwarder, CTPM contributes to Morocco’s evolving logistics landscape by providing integrated freight services and pursuing growth opportunities across regional markets. The organization communicates its intent to be a driver of logistics sector development within the country and the broader region.
