October30 , 2026

    Pacific International Lines Officially Launches Shipping Operations in Burkina Faso

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    Pacific International Lines (PIL) has officially launched its shipping activities in Burkina Faso with a celebratory event held in the capital city, Ouagadougou, on 30 April.

    The launch follows the appointment of Fracht BURKINA FASO as PIL’s general agent in the country in August 2025, marking a significant milestone in the company’s strategy to strengthen its footprint across West Africa.

    Co-organised by Fracht BURKINA FASO, the event brought together around 50 customers and vendors to commemorate the occasion. Representatives from neighbouring West African markets, including colleagues from Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Togo, also attended the gathering alongside PIL’s Regional Head of West & South Africa, Tom Collin.

    Strategically positioned at the crossroads of regional trade routes, Burkina Faso plays an increasingly important role in the movement of goods across West Africa. The country serves both as a growing import market and as a key exporter of minerals, cotton and agro-commodities to international markets.

    PIL said its on-the-ground presence in Burkina Faso will enable the company to work more closely with local customers and partners while enhancing trade connectivity in the region. Reinforcing its commitment to “Putting Customers First,” the carrier expressed confidence in supporting the continued growth of trade and logistics in one of West Africa’s dynamic emerging markets.