UN & NGO’S O P E R A T I O NS:
These divisions carried out the activities of the land transport, generally in both pave and rough roads and looking after the fleet and equipment in terms of management and administration.
Conducted several programs in the field of land transport, executed contracts for NGOs such as SCF (UK) and European Community (EC) by transporting ground nut seed from Khartoum to Darfur and Sorghum from central Sudan to Darfur for EC through SCF (UK), and Sorghum from Rabak to North Darfur and from Fasher town to some other areas within North Darfur State for SCF (UK).
The company has provided land transport for some strategic commodities such as Sugar for different companies from different areas of origin, Kenana Sugar Factory, to Nyala and Khartoum.
BREAKDOWN OF CONTRACTS WITH UN & NGO’S ETC ..!.
United Nation Mission In Sudan Projects: 
Al Gurashi Company joint UNMIS Short list and Award big contract of Fright forwarding and inland services for a period of tow years, contract No. PD/C0008/07 Contract signed on 11 Feb 2007 in New York and effect until 31 January 2009 The Operation Now is running and the company is doing excellent. |
UNICEF Transportation Services Contract 2007:
Al Gurashi Company Award UNICEF Contract of inland transportation services within region including Sudan and Chad for a period of Six Months, Contract No. SSA/SUDA/2007/00005269-1,Contract signed on 19 Sep 2007 in Khartoum – Sudan and effect until 30 Sep 2008. |
| Al Gurashi Joint Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations:
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| GOAL Ireland, Sudan Project NFI Kits 2007:
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| (Concern World Wide) New Big Project in Darfur May 2007:
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| International Freight & Logistics Network , Operations In Sudan with Mobitel (Zain ):
Algurashi Co Joint International Freight & Logistics Network IFLN and Award Contract of inland Transportations services in Sudan (Containers From Port Sudan to khartoum ) Haulage agreement between IFLN/Al Gurashi Co , signed in Kingwood, (Houston), Texas USA. |
 Save The Children:
AL Gurashi Contracted by GAA to transport Project BMZ 1023 2002/2003 – 1,814 MT of food relief assistants to Rabcona, Bentiu & Mayom. |
 Germen Agro Action:
Provision of (1,380.7 M/T) from Khartoum to Darfur 2004. by Al Gurashi Co. |
 ICRC:
Provision of (1,380.7 M/T) from Khartoum to Darfur 2004. by Al Gurashi Co. |
 European Community (EC):
Provision of Supply and transport of (2500 M/T) during 2003–2004 |
| WFP: Provision of transport (78,351.55 M/T) by our Company MIDO International, for Refugees Camps and other destinations from year 2001 up to Des.2004, A total Of 50,367.34 MT by Al Gurashi Co LTD 2004 – 2005 |
| ICRC: Provision of (1,380.7 M/T) from Khartoum to Darfur 2004. by Al Gurashi Co. |
| SCF (UK): Provision of (3360 M/T) from Khartoum to Darfur. |
| UNICEF: Provision of (1,730.M/T) from Khartoum to Darfur – 2004, by Al Gurashi Co. |
| Public Corporation for Sugar Trade:Transport sugar from Kenana factory to Obeid, Khartoum, Um Rowaba, Nyala and Fasher. (430,800 MT) from 1997 up to 2004 |
| GNPOC: Transported fuel from Khartoum (Shagara Depot) to Heglig base and Muglad. Around 1,850,000 Gallon of Diesel |
| CPECC: Pipeline Project –Sudan, transported construction equipment from Port Sudan to El Obied, Khartoum, Al Gaily and Um Syala, and vice versa. |
| ZPEB: Zhongyuan Petroleum Exploration Bureau – AL Gurashi Show good Out Put for two years Contracted to transport equipment (by 182 Trip) & Cement by total of (3,756 M/T) from port Sudan to Ballila, Heglig, Rabcona, & Bentiu (Block5A). |
| Germen Agro Action: AL Gurashi Contracted by GAA to transport Project BMZ 1023 2002/2003 – 1,814 MT of food relief assistants to Rabcona, Bentiu & Mayom. |
| Passengers Buses: Contracted By Federal Air Lines – transported Sudanese Hags from 13 towns & 21 Villages to Kassala, Obeid, Muglad, and Airports. |
AL Gurashi Co. did a very good job on this project and good performance for the managements in Supply and transportation with fast delivery to the final destinations. 
Some pictures for United Nations UNMIS and UNAMID Operations to Darfur 2008:
