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Bolloré Logistics has orchestrated a significant cultural transport operation from China to France. At the close of April 2024, the Bolloré Logistics teams based in France and China embarked on a mission of utmost importance, driven by the confluence of several key events and commemorations.
The operation unfolded within the framework of the Franco-Chinese year of cultural tourism, coinciding with the auspicious celebration of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between France and China. Moreover, the endeavor synchronized seamlessly with the Year of the Dragon in China and resonated with President Xi Jinping‘s official state visit to France.
At the heart of this multifaceted initiative lay the transportation of a monumental artwork: the dragon horse, known as Long Ma. Crafted a decade ago by the La Machine company in Nantes, Long Ma symbolizes an envoy of the goddess Nüwa, dispatched to earth to aid humanity.
With meticulous planning and execution, the Bolloré Logistics teams in France and China efficiently managed the entire logistics chain for this extraordinary cargo. The journey commenced with the departure of Long Ma from Hangzhou, China, where it was loaded onto trucks bound for the airport in Shenzhen, China. From there, the artwork embarked on a transcontinental flight, ultimately arriving at Vatry airport in France.
This feat represents not only a logistical triumph but also a testament to the collaborative efforts and expertise of Bolloré Logistics in handling high-value and exceptionally large cargo. As Long Ma continues its journey, the Bolloré Logistics teams remain vigilant, ensuring its safe return to its place of origin.
This cultural transport operation underscores Bolloré Logistics’ commitment to facilitating international exchanges and promoting cultural dialogue between nations. Through seamless coordination and precision, Bolloré Logistics has once again demonstrated its proficiency in handling complex and specialized freight, solidifying its position as a leader in the logistics industry.
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