Abu Dhabi, UAE – Abu Dhabi Ports Group announced, on Tuesday, the signing of a preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Roads and the National Transport Office “Onatra SA” in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Under this study, ways to develop and operate a multi-purpose terminal in the port of Matadi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, are being discussed.
The agreement establishes a cooperative framework between the Abu Dhabi Ports Group and the National Transport Office.
The survey makes it possible to develop and operate the multi-purpose terminal located in the port of Matadi.
With the aim of enhancing the port’s operational efficiency and increasing its capacity.
This contributes to driving trade growth in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and facilitating import and export movements in the country.
Captain Mohammed Juma Al Shamsi, Managing Director and CEO, Abu Dhabi Ports Group, said that signing this preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Roads of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Onatra SA comes to explore opportunities to develop and operate a multi-purpose terminal in Matadi Port, which is one of the most important strategic sea gateways.
He added that the Democratic Republic of the Congo represents a pivotal country on the African continent.
It is bordered by nine countries and constitutes a vital center for regional trade and enhancing connectivity and communication across the region.
This cooperation reflects the shared commitment to supporting the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s access to global markets and enhancing the efficiency of supply chains.
In addition to contributing to advancing long-term sustainable economic development initiatives on the African continent, in line with the visions and aspirations of our wise leadership.
It is worth noting that the Abu Dhabi Ports Group continues to expand its presence across the African continent.
Thanks to its current investments in the ports, logistics and maritime services sectors in many countries:
These include the Arab Republic of Egypt, Tanzania, Angola, and the Republic of the Congo.
Which will enhance regional trade integration and economic development in the long term.
