Alain-Bertier Luvaluka

September 16, 2026

Nina E.

ITC Featured Member

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Alain-Bertier Luvaluka

CEO

Atlantis Logistics

Alain-Bertier Luvaluka is the Chief Executive Officer of Atlantis Logistics, a leading figure in the private sector of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). With extensive experience in international trade and logistics management, Mr Luvaluka has developed a reputation for navigating the complex regulatory and infrastructural challenges inherent to Central African commerce. His expertise particularly encompasses customs regulations and trade facilitation, where he works to streamline the movement of commercial goods within the DRC’s major trade corridors. He is responsible for the strategic direction of the firm, ensuring that it remains a critical link for international businesses seeking to navigate the logistical hurdles of the region.

 

In addition to his executive role, Mr Luvaluka is an active contributor to the Federation of Enterprises of Congo (FEC). Through this professional organisation, he advocates for the modernisation of Congolese customs procedures and the improvement of the regional business climate. His leadership provides a vital bridge for foreign investors and exporters who require a nuanced understanding of the Central African market. He is frequently called upon to represent the Congolese logistics sector at international trade conferences and regional economic forums, highlighting his role as a key interlocutor for global trade partners and a proponent of enhanced regional trade efficiency.

 

Organisation

Atlantis Logistics is a premier Congolese firm headquartered in Kinshasa, providing comprehensive supply chain and transport solutions across the Democratic Republic of Congo. The company specialises in freight forwarding, customs brokerage, and multi-modal transportation, serving as a critical facilitator for international trade. With a strategic presence in key economic zones, including the port of Matadi and the mining hub of Lubumbashi, the firm connects the DRC to global markets through the Southern African Development Community (SADC) trade routes. Atlantis Logistics is particularly noted for its specialised support of the extractive and industrial sectors and its ability to manage last-mile delivery challenges in regions with limited infrastructure.

 

Areas of Focus

  • Customs Compliance: Navigating complex regulatory frameworks and trade facilitation in Central Africa.
  • Multi-modal Transport: Developing integrated logistics strategies for landlocked and infrastructure-limited regions.
  • Extractive Industry Logistics: Providing specialised supply chain support for the mining and industrial sectors.
  • Regional Integration: Advancing trade connectivity under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
  • Supply Chain Resilience: Enhancing the reliability of trade corridors connecting the DRC to global markets.

 

At the Forum

Mr Luvaluka is attending the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum to engage with senior business leaders and trade officials on the advancement of global supply chain resilience. He aims to discuss the strategic role of the Democratic Republic of Congo in regional trade integration and to explore partnerships that enhance market access and trade transparency. By participating in sessions at the House of Lords and Guildhall, he seeks to align Congolese logistics practices with international standards, fostering greater collaboration between Central African enterprises and the global trading community to support sustainable export growth.