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PORT OF MAPUTO LAUNCHES MOZAMBIQUE'S FIRST PORT COMMUNITY SYSTEM INITIATIVE; KALÉ SELECTED AS TECHNOLOGY PARTNER


Landmark initiative to accelerate Mozambique’s Digital Trade Transformation and strengthen regional competitiveness

Maputo, Mozambique / Mumbai, India, Thursday 2nd July 2026: The Maputo Port Development Company (MPDC) has awarded its Port Community System (PCS) project to Kale Logistics Solutions(Kalé), marking a significant milestone in the Port of Maputo’s digital transformation journey and reinforcing Mozambique’s ambition to become a leading trade and logistics hub in Southern Africa.

The Maputo PCS forms part of the Government of Mozambique’s broader digital transformation agenda and  will serve as a unified digital platform connecting key stakeholders across the maritime and logistics ecosystem, enabling secure information exchange, enhanced visibility, process automation, and real-time collaboration. The initiative aims to streamline trade processes, improve operational efficiency, and create a more connected and transparent port community.

The platform will support a broad range of port operations, including vessel management, imports, exports, transshipment, cabotage, truck and rail movements, customs and regulatory interactions, warehouse operations, and performance monitoring. It will integrate with existing systems such as the Customs Single Window, Terminal Operating Systems, Vessel Traffic Management Systems, and banking and payment platforms, creating a seamless digital environment for all port stakeholders.

Marking the occasion, the Minister of Transport and Logistics, Hon. João Matlombe, said: “Digital transformation is no longer an option; it is a prerequisite for competitiveness. The Port Community System represents a strategic step towards a more integrated, efficient and transparent logistics ecosystem, fully aligned with the Government’s vision for the modernisation of transport and trade facilitation. As Mozambique’s first Port Community System, this initiative positions the Port of Maputo as a pioneer and lays the foundation for the digital evolution of our national logistics network.”

Highlighting the significance of the the initiative, Osório Lucas, CEO of MPDC, said, “The implementation of the PCS aligns with our vision of creating a smarter, more connected, and efficient port ecosystem. By enabling real-time collaboration and information sharing among stakeholders, we are strengthening the Port of Maputo’s role as a strategic gateway for regional and international trade.”

“We are proud and grateful to the Government of Mozambique for supporting us in building a platform that will help prepare Mozambique for the challenges of the next generation of trade and logistics.”, he added.

“This award marks an important milestone for Kalé and reinforces our commitment to supporting digital trade transformation across Africa,” said Vineet Malhotra, Director and Co-Founder, Kalé.

“We are honoured to be selected by MPDC for this strategic PCS initiative. With our Air Cargo Community System already implemented by MAHS and our growing presence across Africa, the addition of the Maputo PCS further strengthens our role as a provider of integrated digital trade facilitation solutions.

We look forward to working closely with MPDC and all stakeholders to help position the Port of Maputo as a leading digital trade gateway for Southern Africa.”

With solutions deployed across more than 150 airports and ports in over 50 countries, Kalé continues to support governments, ports, airports, customs authorities, and logistics communities worldwide in accelerating digital trade facilitation and supply chain efficiency. As part of this global commitment, Kalé is partnering with the Governments of Oman , Benin, Brunei, and Malaysia (Port Klang) to digitize maritime trade through next-generation digital platforms, helping modernize national trade ecosystems, enhance operational efficiency, and enable seamless cross-border commerce.

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About MPDC

Maputo Port Development Company is responsible for the operation and development of the Port of Maputo. MPDC plays a key role in supporting Mozambique’s trade and logistics growth by enabling efficient port operations and strengthening the country’s position as a regional trade gateway.

About Kalé Logistics Solutions:

Founded in 2009, Kalé is a global logistics SaaS company that develops enterprise software products and digital trade platforms for airports, seaports, government authorities, and logistics service providers.

Its Cargo Community Systems (CCS) connect fragmented stakeholders through shared digital infrastructure, enabling paperless data exchange, real time visibility, stronger security, and more efficient cargo movement.

Kalé also provides enterprise software products that automate operations and leverage artificial intelligence to enable faster, data-driven decision-making across air cargo, maritime, rail, and cross-border logistics. These solutions seamlessly integrate with CCS, creating a connected network of networks that enables a unified, intelligent, and collaborative trade ecosystem.

Kalé combines deep industry expertise, applied artificial intelligence, and industry research to help shape the digital transformation of global trade.

Its five development centres include a dedicated Artificial Intelligence Excellence Centre in Pune, India, focused on next-generation digital logistics.

Kalé supports more than 5,800 organisations across over 50 countries, with platforms deployed in 150 airports and seaports.


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PORT OF MAPUTO LAUNCHES MOZAMBIQUE’S FIRST PORT COMMUNITY SYSTEM INITIATIVE; KALÉ SELECTED AS TECHNOLOGY PARTNER

Landmark initiative to accelerate Mozambique’s Digital Trade Transformation and strengthen regional competitiveness

Maputo, Mozambique / Mumbai, India, Thursday 2nd July 2026: The Maputo Port Development Company (MPDC) has awarded its Port Community System (PCS) project to Kale Logistics Solutions(Kalé), marking a significant milestone in the Port of Maputo’s digital transformation journey and reinforcing Mozambique’s ambition to become a leading trade and logistics hub in Southern Africa.

The Maputo PCS forms part of the Government of Mozambique’s broader digital transformation agenda and  will serve as a unified digital platform connecting key stakeholders across the maritime and logistics ecosystem, enabling secure information exchange, enhanced visibility, process automation, and real-time collaboration. The initiative aims to streamline trade processes, improve operational efficiency, and create a more connected and transparent port community.

The platform will support a broad range of port operations, including vessel management, imports, exports, transshipment, cabotage, truck and rail movements, customs and regulatory interactions, warehouse operations, and performance monitoring. It will integrate with existing systems such as the Customs Single Window, Terminal Operating Systems, Vessel Traffic Management Systems, and banking and payment platforms, creating a seamless digital environment for all port stakeholders.

Marking the occasion, the Minister of Transport and Logistics, Hon. João Matlombe, said: “Digital transformation is no longer an option; it is a prerequisite for competitiveness. The Port Community System represents a strategic step towards a more integrated, efficient and transparent logistics ecosystem, fully aligned with the Government’s vision for the modernisation of transport and trade facilitation. As Mozambique’s first Port Community System, this initiative positions the Port of Maputo as a pioneer and lays the foundation for the digital evolution of our national logistics network.”

Highlighting the significance of the the initiative, Osório Lucas, CEO of MPDC, said, “The implementation of the PCS aligns with our vision of creating a smarter, more connected, and efficient port ecosystem. By enabling real-time collaboration and information sharing among stakeholders, we are strengthening the Port of Maputo’s role as a strategic gateway for regional and international trade.”

“We are proud and grateful to the Government of Mozambique for supporting us in building a platform that will help prepare Mozambique for the challenges of the next generation of trade and logistics.”, he added.

“This award marks an important milestone for Kalé and reinforces our commitment to supporting digital trade transformation across Africa,” said Vineet Malhotra, Director and Co-Founder, Kalé.

“We are honoured to be selected by MPDC for this strategic PCS initiative. With our Air Cargo Community System already implemented by MAHS and our growing presence across Africa, the addition of the Maputo PCS further strengthens our role as a provider of integrated digital trade facilitation solutions.

We look forward to working closely with MPDC and all stakeholders to help position the Port of Maputo as a leading digital trade gateway for Southern Africa.”

With solutions deployed across more than 150 airports and ports in over 50 countries, Kalé continues to support governments, ports, airports, customs authorities, and logistics communities worldwide in accelerating digital trade facilitation and supply chain efficiency. As part of this global commitment, Kalé is partnering with the Governments of Oman , Benin, Brunei, and Malaysia (Port Klang) to digitize maritime trade through next-generation digital platforms, helping modernize national trade ecosystems, enhance operational efficiency, and enable seamless cross-border commerce.

About Kalé Logistics Solutions:

Founded in 2009, Kalé is a global logistics SaaS company that develops enterprise software products and digital trade platforms for airports, seaports, government authorities, and logistics service providers.

Its Cargo Community Systems (CCS) connect fragmented stakeholders through shared digital infrastructure, enabling paperless data exchange, real time visibility, stronger security, and more efficient cargo movement.

Kalé also provides enterprise software products that automate operations and leverage artificial intelligence to enable faster, data-driven decision-making across air cargo, maritime, rail, and cross-border logistics. These solutions seamlessly integrate with CCS, creating a connected network of networks that enables a unified, intelligent, and collaborative trade ecosystem.

Kalé combines deep industry expertise, applied artificial intelligence, and industry research to help shape the digital transformation of global trade.

Its five development centres include a dedicated Artificial Intelligence Excellence Centre in Pune, India, focused on next-generation digital logistics.

Kalé supports more than 5,800 organisations across over 50 countries, with platforms deployed in 150 airports and seaports.

Our Vision

The objective of SESAR is to modernise European ATM by defining, developing and delivering new or improved technologies and procedures (SESAR Solutions).

SESAR’s vision builds on the notion of trajectory-based operations’ and relies on the provision of air navigation services (ANS) in support of the execution of the business or mission trajectory — meaning that aircraft can fly their preferred trajectories without being constrained by airspace configurations.

SESAR Deployment Manager

The SESAR Deployment Manager (SDM) function is defined by the Article 9 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) N°409/2013. Under the oversight of the European Commission, the SDM function consists of the synchronisation and the coordination of the deployment of the Common Projects. A Common Project is a Commission Implementing Regulation which mandates the implementation of the most essential operational changes in the European ATM Master Plan by the Member States of the European Union and their operational stakeholders. The first Common Project is known as the Pilot Common Project (PCP) and is defined by the Regulation (EU) N°716/2014. The SDM synchronises and coordinates implementation against the SESAR Deployment Programme which is a project view of the Common Projects organizing their implementation into optimum sequences of activities by all the stakeholders required to implement. To develop and maintain the SESAR Deployment Programme in close consultation with all the stakeholders is another important task under the SDM function.

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