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CMA CGM and Partners Ink Memorandum of Understanding to Advance Blockchain-enabled Interoperability of Electronic Bill of Lading


From left:  Mr Christian Leusder (Director, eTEU), Ms Josephine Teo (Minister for Digital Development and Information of Singapore), Mr Marcus Law (Head Business Development, SGTraDex), Mr Bo Wegener (CEO, CMA CGM APAC), Ms Huijuan Jiang (Customer Success Manager, ICE) and Ms Clara Chappaz (Minister Delegate for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies of France).

The CMA CGM Group, a global player in maritime, land, air and logistics solutions, is pleased to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with consortium partners to drive the seamless interoperability of electronic bills of lading (eBL). The consortium partners are CargoX, eTEU, ICE and SGTraDex.
 
The initiative leverages TradeTrust, a framework developed by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) of Singapore for electronic transferable records, using blockchain technology. Together with the consortium partners, the move aims to accelerate the digitalization of container trade.
 
The collaboration will involve the formation of a joint working group comprising representatives from CMA CGM, IMDA and the consortium partners. The working group will oversee various work streams and trials, including:
· Assessing technical, legal, and business feasibility for TradeTrust enabled interoperability between eBL platforms.
· Developing and conducting pilot trials in compliance with the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records (MLETR).
 
Bo Wegener, Chief Executive Officer, CMA CGM Asia Pacific, said: “CMA CGM is pleased to support this initiative reflecting our commitment to advance sustainable and secure digital trade. We look forward to contributing our expertise and the close collaboration with our partners to ensure the success of the trials.”
 
Johnson Poh, Assistant Chief Executive, Infocomm Media Development Authority, said: “We are encouraged that CMA CGM and other leading players in this space have chosen to explore TradeTrust as their framework for seamless interoperability of electronic bills of lading at scale. We are committed to support this initiative through sharing our expertise and driving collaboration with the consortium.”

source: CMA CGM

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