Zhikal Logistics Services
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Afghan-owned · Established 2011

Zhikal Logistics Services

Learn about Zhikal Logistics Services, an Afghan-owned logistics and supply-chain company operating nationwide since 2011.

Farhad Akbari, Chief Executive Officer of Zhikal Logistics Services
Farhad Akbari · Chief Executive Officer

Built for complex delivery.

Zhikal Logistics Services is an Afghan-owned project logistics and supply-chain company established in 2011.

From Kabul headquarters and five regional operating zones, we combine experienced field access with disciplined workplans, approvals, inspection, delivery evidence and reconciliation.

The company supports UN agencies, NGOs, institutions and private-sector clients with procurement, distribution, event management, cash administration, transportation, vehicle rental, warehousing and digital reporting — engaged individually or as one integrated programme.

Our responsibility is not simply to move goods, people or funds; it is to protect the objective behind every assignment.

Corporate registration and vendor identity

Legal name
Zhikal Logistics Services
Business licence
D-40232
TIN
9000451071
UNGM vendor no.
915887
Established
2011

Registered in Afghanistan. Full registration, tax and compliance documentation is provided to clients and procurement panels on request. The UNGM number identifies the company’s supplier registration in the United Nations Global Marketplace; it is not an endorsement, accreditation or approval by any United Nations organisation, and it does not represent a contract award.

Vision.

To become Afghanistan's most trusted project logistics and supply-chain partner, recognised for nationwide reach, accountable delivery and practical innovation.

Mission.

To design and execute reliable, compliant and cost-effective logistics solutions that help humanitarian, development and commercial clients reach people and locations efficiently throughout Afghanistan.

Core values

  • Integrity

    We act honestly and protect client trust.

  • Accountability

    We own results, evidence and corrective action.

  • Service

    We listen, adapt and respond with urgency.

  • Quality

    We verify specifications and delivery standards.

  • Agility

    We mobilise quickly in changing conditions.

  • Respect

    We value people, communities and local context.

Beyond Boundaries is more than a slogan. It describes a commitment to reach further, solve practical problems and deliver where clients need us most.

Why organisations choose Zhikal.

  • National reach

    Coverage across all 34 provinces through regional coordination and field networks.

  • Multi-sector experience

    Documented delivery in non-food items, food, warehousing, events, vehicles and specialised equipment.

  • Rapid mobilisation

    Local supplier access and operational teams enable quick response to task orders.

  • Audit-ready evidence

    Quotations, inspection records, GRNs, distribution documents and reconciliations.

  • Client-specific execution

    Workplans and controls tailored to the assignment, the geography and the donor's rules.

  • Digital capability

    Custom applications and structured reporting support visibility and decision-making.

Leadership and accountability.

A board of directors oversees the chief executive, with operations, finance and compliance, business development, procurement, administration and digital systems reporting into the executive team. Regional coordinators, project officers, logistics teams, drivers and enumerators deliver in the field.

  • Farhad Akbari

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Bahman

    Operations Manager

  • Tawhidullah Babakarkhil

    Finance Manager

  • Mahbuba Husseinkheil

    Logistics Coordinator

  • Milad Akbari

    Digital Lead

Nationwide operating network.

  • 01

    Kabul / Central

    Headquarters, project leadership, finance and national coordination.

  • 02

    East, North, South & West

    Regional coordination through Jalalabad, Mazar-e-Sharif, Kandahar and Herat.

  • 03

    Field network

    Operational reach across all provincial capitals and more than 250 districts.

All 34 provinces and their coordinating office →