The Chairman received yesterday a high-level Namibian delegation at Red Sea World, led by Mr. Henoch Gariseb, Director of ICT at the Namibian Port Authority. The visit was part of a benchmarking mission focused on port community systems.

Discussions  centered on the Djibouti Port Community System (DPCS), multimodal Sea-Air Cargo operations, and the export of salt from Lake Assal.

Yesterday, the CMA CGM Osiris berthed at the SGTD terminal at 03:07 AM.

The vessel LOA is 366 meters in length overall, with a carrying capacity of 15,536 TEUs.

Call size 1,754 moves, equivalent to 3,045 TEUs.

The Vessel Turn around time is 17 hours, pilot to pilot.
The berth productivity is 103 moves per hour.

We are pleased to announce that Djibouti Shipping Company (DSC) is expanding its fleet as part of its continued commitment to enhancing regional maritime connectivity.

DSC currently operates the MV/Africa Sun, a 1,118-TEU vessel that has served routes across the Mediterranean and Red Seas for the past five years. The company is now acquiring a second vessel, with a capacity of 1,200 TEUs. This addition will enable DSC to extend its services network to the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean.

As part of the June 27th Independence Day celebration held in Cairo, Egypt, our female captains and engineering graduates proudly took part in the event.

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Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority, in coordination with the Harbour Master and the General Manager of SGTD, extended emergency assistance to the crew of MV Magic Seas, a Liberian-flagged bulk carrier that was attacked in the Red Sea, South East of Hudeydah in the Yemen Coast, this Sunday.