HISTORY
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2023: Istanbul Turkiye Operations
After years of consistent success, BHTCL embarked on its latest expansion by opening an office and commencing operations in Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul is globally recognized as a prominent trading hub and destination. Turkey's strong economy, coupled with its high-volume trade activities connecting Europe and numerous Middle Eastern countries, made it a strategic choice for BHTCL's expansion efforts. -
2016: Operation China
While continuing operations in China, BHTCL formed strategic partnerships with other transit companies in the region. This collaborative approach enabled BHTCL to maintain a strong presence in China and offer comprehensive services to clients across all major ports and cities in the People's Republic of China (PRC). -
2014: Success In Dubai
Capitalizing on its success in Dubai, BHTCL ventured into China, a country renowned for its vast manufacturing capabilities and abundant goods. This expansion marked the company's entry into one of the world's largest markets. -
2012: Achievement
Building on its achievements within Afghanistan, BHTCL reached a significant milestone by establishing its first overseas office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). This strategic move allowed the company to broaden its reach and serve clients on an international scale. -
2010: BHTCL Developments
2010: BHTCL continued its active involvement in local domestic transit operations, steadily expanding its clientele to include numerous international companies. Among its clients were organizations in direct contractual agreements with ISAF and the US government. BHTCL secured multiple contracts during this period, demonstrating its proficiency in executing successful transit operations. -
2008: BHTCL Was Founded
BHTCL was founded in Kabul, Afghanistan, and initiated its domestic transit operations. The primary focus of these early transit routes was between Herat, a city located on Afghanistan's western border, adjacent to Iran. This corridor played a pivotal role in transporting cargo from Iranian seaports to various regions within Afghanistan.