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DP world begins construction of $1.13 billion deepwater port in Senegal
Posted on January 10, 2022 |
- Dubai-based port operator DP World started the construction of the deep-water port at Ndayane, Senegal of worth $1.13 billion which is situated 50 km from the capital Dakar.
- In 2020, DP world inked an agreement with the Government of Senegal to build the new deep-water port, which will be carried out by DP World Dakar, a joint venture between the Port Authority of Dakar (PAD) and Dubai-based logistics provider.
- DP World will build and operate the 300ha container terminal and will be responsible for financing, designing, and developing the land and marine infrastructure at the port.
- Initially, DP World will develop 840m of docs and a 5km marine channel that will manage ships up to 366m in length.
- In the next phase, 410m of container dock will be added with dredging works to manage vessels of 400m and after the completion of the project, the port will operate as a cruise terminal as well as a resident and commercial waterfront.