The Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port (DLBP), a subsidiary of Great Horn Investment Holding (GHIH), has commenced operations in Djibouti. The port's launch was marked by a visit from a delegation of the French group Rubis, led by Olivier Sabrié, Director General for East Africa of Rubis Energie. The meeting with GHIH's Director General, Omar Aden Obsieh, took place at the new GHIH headquarters in Damal 2. The discussions focused on the port's operations and future cooperation opportunities.
The Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port is part of Djibouti's efforts to develop its liquid bulk infrastructure. The port is expected to play a crucial role in the storage and distribution of oil products in the region. With its strategic location, Djibouti aims to establish itself as a major hub for the redistribution of oil products to the Horn of Africa and beyond. The Rubis Group, a specialist in the storage and distribution of oil products, is already present in East Africa.
During the visit, the parties discussed ways to attract new volumes of oil products to the port. The goal is to leverage the port's capacity to become a major player in the region's oil market. The development of commercial oil depots within the Damerjog industrial park is also underway. This project is expected to enhance the port's operations and contribute to the growth of Djibouti's economy.
The meeting between GHIH and Rubis highlights the growing importance of Djibouti's oil sector. The country's strategic location makes it an attractive hub for oil storage and distribution. The government has been investing in infrastructure development to support the growth of the sector. The Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port is a key component of these efforts.
The Rubis Group's presence in East Africa is a testament to the region's growing demand for oil products. The company's expertise in oil storage and distribution will be crucial in supporting the development of the Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port. The port's operations are expected to have a positive impact on Djibouti's economy, creating jobs and generating revenue.
Djibouti's efforts to develop its oil sector are part of a broader strategy to diversify its economy. The country has been investing in infrastructure development, including the construction of new ports and industrial parks. The Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port is a key component of these efforts, and its operations are expected to contribute to the country's economic growth.
The launch of the Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port marks a significant milestone in Djibouti's oil sector. The port's operations will have a positive impact on the region, providing a new hub for oil storage and distribution. The country's strategic location and growing infrastructure make it an attractive destination for investors and businesses.
Key points
- The Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port has commenced operations, boosting oil storage and distribution in the Horn of Africa.
- The port is expected to play a crucial role in the storage and distribution of oil products in the region.
- The Rubis Group's presence in East Africa will support the development of the port and the growth of Djibouti's oil sector.
