DP World Secures 10-Year Extension to Operate Luanda Port Container Terminal
The Dubai-based global ports group has extended its concession to operate the multi-purpose container terminal at the Port of Luanda until 2051.
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DP World, the Dubai-based global ports group, has announced that it has secured a 10-year extension of the concession to operate the multi-purpose container terminal at the Port of Luanda, the capital of Angola, with the concession now set to run through 2051.
The extension is part of the UAE group's strategy to strengthen its presence in port operations across the African continent, where DP World already manages a number of terminals and logistics facilities in several countries.
The Port of Luanda is one of Angola's most important maritime gateways and serves as a key link in the country's trade and maritime shipping chains, making its long-term development and operation a priority for both government authorities and sector operators.
No additional details have been disclosed regarding the financial value of this extension or the investment plans associated with it.
The announcement comes as DP World continues to expand its global operations network as part of its strategy to grow its footprint in the ports and logistics sector.
Sources
- "دي بي ورلد" تمدد امتياز تشغيل محطة حاويات ميناء لواندا — Sky News Arabia — Business
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