The new shipping route connecting Dubel Ali Port through Berbera Port in Somaliland promises to strengthen Berbera’s position as Maritime’s Langway and Logistics Hub in the Eastern World.
The new service, which operates every nine days, strengthens the trade links between the Gulf and East Africa, providing a fast water route to Somaliland. With branches in Aden and Djibouti, it provides additional connections to the main port cities, supporting greater access to markets across the Horn of Africa.
DP World is expanding its African trade network
From Berbera, Cargo can be connected internally to intermediate areas such as Ethiopia, providing more traditional food chains that depend on the port of Djibouti and far across the country. The new method also supports more predictable travel times and reduces regional bottlenecks.
Berbera Port’s improved infrastructure Berbera is home to today’s modern terminal complex and the Berbera Economic Zone (BSEZ).
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“Building on the significant infrastructure we have developed across the continent, the service improves connectivity for our customers as we continue to develop trade links between the Middle East and East Africa.
“We support the growth of strong, sustainable organizations enabled by the prosperity of our partners, customers and the communities we serve.”
In the Horn of Africa, DP World holds a stake of 58.5 percent in the container and general cargo terminal, providing deep roads for East-West Shipping. Already, the movement of more than 4.1 million heads in the world market in the world market, is a trade worth more than US $ 1 billion.
Supachai Wattanaveerachai, CEO, DP World Horn of Africa, added: “The launch of this new corridor is an urgent commercial desire to build faster, more reliable routes.
“Our work at Berbera has already stimulated trade and industry, while supporting the development of the wider community. If advanced, this service will strengthen Berbera’s role as a gateway to East Africa’s future growth and prosperity.”
The importance of Berbera is strengthened by the investment in the communication of the whole country, carefully the council that connects with Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Funded by the Abu Dhabi Development Fund and the Ministry of International Development, Recent developments such as the 250-kilometer road and the 22.5-Km Hargeisa
Berbera Port has turned into a significant development when DP World began operations in 2017. Ship production increased by 450 percent. Today, Berbera handles more than 14 container ships per month and has an annual container capacity of 500,000 Teus.
