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Rianis Group is a diversified conglomerate active in several sectors, born in 2008 with CTMOTORS in the automotive industry. The group has gradually expanded its activities to real estate development with Bari Immobilier, construction services with STMB, agriculture with Eva Fruit, as well as pharmaceutical products via M-Generic, Medico and Bios. Rianis Group is committed to continuous improvement in order to offer high quality products, services and experiences to its customers and partners. The group is now present in more than 10 African countries, with a strong foothold in its country of origin, Madagascar. Joining Rianis Group means joining a growing organization, open to innovation and international perspectives. Job Description: As a Transit Manager, you manage and coordinate all transit operations within the group. Management of imports from the sending of the order form to the arrival of vehicles at Tamatave/Ivato Follow the proper progress of the files from the order taking to the physical receipt of the goods Ensure that the goods are delivered at the agreed price and within the expected time Track on a daily basis and lock the conformity of the documents to the import Get in
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