Communiqué from the Ports and Free Zones Authority.
The Ports and Free Zones Authority of Djibouti (APZFD) will put in place, starting tomorrow Saturday March 28, 2019, special badges for essential staff working for transit companies, shipping agencies, road carriers and other transport aids.
The personnel of the companies, whose lists have been sent, will have to go to the offices of the APZFD, to take the photos and print the badge on Saturday March 28 to Tuesday March 31 from 10:00 to 16:00.

The Ports and Free Zones Authority and the Directorate of Customs and Indirect Rights have launched the process of integrating the customs system with the Djibouti Ports Community system (DPCS), thus allowing submission and completion of port formalities and customs through the DPCS platform alone, and contributing to the general government effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, by limiting the physical interactions of supply chain stakeholders.

Participation form for the Forum of African Ports, which will be held in Djibouti, on June 08-09, 2020.

A large Ethiopian delegation, led by the Minister of Agriculture, H.E. Oumer Hussein, visited the DMP.
Welcomed by the DG of the ports of Djibouti, M Djama Ibrahim and his close collaborators, the delegation first followed a presentation on the latest performances and the facilities offered by this port
The two parties then began a discussion, mainly focused on the import of fertilizer to Ethiopia and the export of Ethiopian cattle from our ports.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nicaragua, HE Mr. Denis Moncado Colindres, visited the DMP and the SGTD.