Report on the Timber Industry in the Republic of the Congo (Brazzaville)


On February 6th, AD Ports Group and CMA CGM signed a shareholder agreement to establish a joint venture to develop, manage and operate the New East Mole Multipurpose Terminal at Pointe Noire Port in the Republic of the Congo. The terminal is expected to drive an average annual growth of 3% to 5% in container volume in the Republic of the Congo and help it better integrate into the global trade network.


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