The source page presents AMDL — Logistics services and information as a service related to foreign trade and customs. Its function is summarised as follows: Information portal on logistics, zones and sector support schemes. The exact features must be confirmed on the official portal.

How can you access AMDL online?

Use the link to the official portal shown on this page. Before entering personal information, check the domain name and make sure the selected feature exactly matches your need.

Which documents should you prepare for AMDL?

The source page does not provide a complete, universal regulatory list of documents to submit. First prepare the identification information and references relevant to your case, then consult the list displayed by the official portal for your specific procedure.

Does AMDL issue a document or certificate?

The result depends on the feature used. For this service, the identified use cases are: Learn about logistics, Prepare a project, Identify resources. Some features may produce a document, information, tracking status or a submission; always check the result described by the official service.

The listing links this service to Agence Marocaine de Développement de la Logistique. e-services.ma is a private, independent directory and does not carry out the procedure on the user’s behalf.

What are AMDL processing times and fees?

Processing times and fees may depend on the procedure and your situation. Because they are not detailed on the source page, do not rely on a generic amount or timeframe: check the information displayed on the official portal when you submit your request.

How can you avoid a mistake before using AMDL?

Review the exact service title, prepare the useful references, check the operator’s status, the transaction concerned, declarations, authorizations, commercial documents and customs requirements, then use only the official portal. Also keep any confirmations, case numbers or receipts generated when available.

Foreign trade and customs

AMDL — Logistics services and information: practical guide

Information portal on logistics, zones and sector support schemes.

SMEs

Organization: Moroccan Agency for Logistics Development
Category: Foreign trade and customs
Profiles: SMEs
Data verified: 2026-07-24

Independent directory. e-services.ma provides information and guidance without carrying out the procedure on your behalf. Always rely on the official website of the administration concerned to check requirements, required documents, processing times and any applicable fees.

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Screenshot of the AMDL portal in Morocco — Logistics services and information

AMDL — the Moroccan Agency for Logistics Development is primarily a public body for planning, coordinating and developing Morocco's logistics ecosystem. Its institutional website is useful for programmes, projects, studies and sector information. It should not be confused with PortNet or BADR, which support operational foreign-trade and customs procedures.

What is AMDL's role?

The Ministry of Transport and Logistics describes AMDL as a public institution whose missions include planning and structuring logistics-zone projects, coordinating improvements to logistics chains, supporting the profession, contributing to the regulatory and standards framework, developing skills, and maintaining strategic and technological monitoring.

Your need	Recommended starting point
Understand logistics strategy, zones or sector programmes	AMDL
Complete import-export formalities	PortNet / foreign-trade services
File a customs declaration or use BADR	Customs Administration / BADR
Develop an investment project requiring regional support	The competent Regional Investment Centre, depending on the project and region

When should you consult AMDL?

to look for information on logistics zones and sector-development projects;
to consult studies, publications, regulations or institutional documents related to logistics;
to understand the Agency's role in improving supply and logistics chains;
to identify a programme or sector initiative before contacting the authority responsible for the operational procedure.

What AMDL does not replace

An importer or exporter should not treat AMDL's website as a universal transaction portal. Many foreign-trade procedures are coordinated through PortNet, while customs operations remain under the Customs Administration. Depending on the goods, other authorities may also be involved, such as ONSSA, a sector ministry or the Foreign Exchange Office.

How can a company use AMDL information?

Before a location or logistics-optimisation project, AMDL publications can help you understand national priorities, logistics areas and supply-chain performance issues. They are not an investment authorization or a customs clearance. For a concrete operation, connect the sector information with the relevant territory, the type of goods and any permits that may be required.

This distinction is particularly useful for SMEs: AMDL provides information about the logistics ecosystem, PortNet centralizes many foreign-trade procedures, and sector authorities decide on authorizations that fall within their remit. A single project can therefore involve several public contacts.

Official sources checked on 8 September 2026

Key point: AMDL = development of the logistics ecosystem. PortNet/Customs = operational import-export procedures. This distinction prevents you from looking for a transaction on an institutional information portal.