Is to cultivate a network of freight forwarders that strikes a harmonious equilibrium between inclusivity and operational efficiency. To actualize this vision, the WSA employs a strategic approach involving the judicious limitation of the number of members per sea/airport in each country except for the USA, China, and India.

This strategic limitation serves the cultivate a network of freight forwarders that strikes a harmonious equilibrium between inclusivity and operational efficiency. besides a dual purpose that aligns with the specialized needs of the freight forwarding industry.

Primarily, this approach facilitates equal competitive factors among members within the same country. By limiting the number of members, WSA enhances the ability of members to compete

However, the WSA recognizes that the dynamics of the freight forwarding industry vary significantly across different countries. As such, WSA acknowledges the need for nuanced strategies to accommodate specific market intricacies. In the case of the United States, China, and India—countries with substantial populations, vast geographical reach, and significant economic influence—the WSA adopts a distinct approach. The membership limitations are slightly adjusted to reflect the exceptional potential for growth, innovation, and contribution that these countries bring to the freight forwarding landscape.