Today, the Chairman received at Red Sea World, the Additional Foreign Secretary of Pakistan, H.E. Hamid Asghar Khan, accompanied by the Ambassador of Pakistan, Shahid Ali Seehar, at Red Sea World.
Today, the Chairman received at Red Sea World, the Additional Foreign Secretary of Pakistan, H.E. Hamid Asghar Khan, accompanied by the Ambassador of Pakistan, Shahid Ali Seehar, at Red Sea World.
This morning, the Chairman of GHIH signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Abu Yasser Logistiques.
The agreement establishes the utilization of the Djibouti Ship Repair Yard. Under this MoU, the Djibouti Ship Repair Yard will provide repair and maintenance services for Abu Yasser’s fleet of livestock carriers.
Abu Yasser Logistiques, recognized as one of the region’s leading exporters in the livestock sector, will benefit from the facility’s advanced capabilities to ensure the efficiency and reliability of its fleet operations.
This morning, the Chairman received Mr. Yahya Al Sayadi, an Omani CEO, at RSW. He was accompanied by Mr. Ibrahim Rashid Alalawi, Head of Business Development at Sohar Islamic Bank.
During this visit, the Omani CEO presented a project proposal to establish a quarantine zone for livestock, including a monthly 42.000 livestock heads: 30.000 goats and sheeps, 9000 cattle, and 3000 camels, at Djibouti Damerjoq.
The annual livestock heads export are more than 500.000 destinated to the Omani market.
At noon, the Chairman received Major General Moses Rwakitarate, Coordinator of Vital Assets and Strategic Facilities at the Coordination Center of the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF), at RSW.
The meeting focused on discussions regarding the development of the Djibouti-Kampala corridor. This important infrastructure initiative was first addressed through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in May 2019 between Djibouti, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Uganda.
The Chairman received this morning a delegation from the US Coast Guards, led by Lieutenant Commander Jenny Lane.
The primary objective of this meeting was to exchange best practices in port security and compliance with international standards, particularly the international Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code.
They chose the Ports of DMP, Tadjourah, SGTD, and the Horizon Oil Terminal to audit.