Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority (DPFZA) has officially opened a new headquarter based in Addis Ababa, serving Ethiopia and the Great Lakes countries.
In light of the recent World Bank report entitled “Transport Connectivity for Food Security in Africa: Strengthening Supply Chains”, we would like to provide the following clarifications regarding Djibouti’s role and capacity in this domain.
Our infrastructures are well equipped to support a daily bulk grain handling capacity of more than 22,100 metric tonnes.
Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority, through its subsidiary, Djibouti Ports Corridor Road (DPCR) is committed to fostering Africa's potential with foreign trade.
The Global Transport Connectivity Forum 2025 concluded today in Istanbul, providing an opportunity to reflect on the key intervention of our Chairman.
Continuing the vibrant celebrations of our nation's Independence Day, the Ship Repair Yard shines brightly, proudly adorned in the radiant colors of our national flag.
The Ship Repair Yard extends its wishes for a prosperous Independence Day to our nation!