World Logistics Passport (WLP) is a pioneering global freight loyalty programme launched in 2020 under the directives of His Highness Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. Headquartered in Dubai, the initiative aims to enhance global trade efficiency, reduce logistical costs, and increase supply chain resilience by removing barriers to trade, particularly for emerging markets across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. WLP offers its members—including freight forwarders, traders, and logistics companies—exclusive benefits such as fast-track customs clearance, priority handling, simplified airfreight operations, and access to a network of fully operational trade hubs around the world.

Since its inception, the World Logistics Passport has grown to include over 45 countries and 300 leading logistics and trade players, fostering greater collaboration and innovation across the global trade ecosystem. Members benefit from financial incentives and non-financial advantages designed to optimize transport routes, cut administrative costs, and facilitate smoother cross-border trade. It connects businesses to a global roadmap that continuously adds new features to improve operational efficiency, allowing members to increase trade volumes by an average of 5-10% annually in participating hubs. The WLP also plays a key role in promoting sustainability and economic growth by supporting market diversification and value-added services.

As a government-backed initiative based in Dubai, the World Logistics Passport exemplifies the UAE’s strategic vision to position itself as a global trade facilitator and logistics hub. It enhances trade partnerships by enabling frictionless trade flows, knowledge sharing, and customs cooperation between member countries. Through its global network and innovative loyalty programme, WLP empowers businesses and governments to unlock new growth opportunities, strengthen supply chain resilience, and drive the expansion of international logistics and supply chain management.