to support Cotonou's rehabilitation and modernization. In 2006, Benin was declared eligible for $307 million in assistance from the US Millennium Challenge Corporation, of which $169 were for port infra-structure improvements. However, the concession of a new container terminal
This financing is part of a €165 million investment plan led by Africa Global Logistics (AGL), a subsidiary of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC). This massive effort aims to: Increase container terminal capacity by 33% through longer and more quays. Equip the terminal with new cranes to improve handling and reduce waiting times.
IFC has an active investment portfolio of $60.8 million in Benin and an advisory portfolio worth $1.5 million, with most of the focus in the financial sector. The World Bank's work in the country supports Benin's poverty reduction strategy to increase growth, access to basic services governance and institutional capacity building. About IFC
To enhance the Port of Cotonou''s operations and boost trade flows in Benin and West Africa, IFC today announced a financing for Benin Terminal (BT), the country''s largest container
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This expansion project is designed to significantly improve the efficiency of the container terminal, with a direct impact on cargo handling capacity and support for the regional economy.
Benin: Port of Cotonou Overview facilities have kept it from becoming a key trade route. As part of a major port sector reform program, the government hired IFC as the lead advisor on public-private
This modern shipping port is designed for optimal functionality and adaptability, featuring high-capacity docking bays, organized container stacking zones, and secure storage domes.
The IFC is finalizing a loan to Benin Terminal — a subsidiary of French group Africa Global Logistics (AGL) — to upgrade the Container Terminal at the seaport of Cotonou.
The project is a brownfield upgrade of the existing container terminal / logistics zone from its current 32.6ha to 44.7 ha, with BT representing 23% of the total Port area (193 ha).
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This massive effort aims to: Increase container terminal capacity by 33% through longer and more quays. Equip the terminal with new cranes to improve handling and reduce waiting times. Expand
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