Namibia is making significant strides in solidifying its position as a logistics hub for southern Africa, driven by large-scale infrastructure projects and strategic policy frameworks.
The ongoing expansion of Walvis Bay port and the development of key transport corridors connecting Namibia to Botswana, Zambia and the DRC are reshaping the region’s logistics landscape.
“These efforts are well-placed and increasingly effective, especially when combined with government-driven policy frameworks that promote trade facilitation and investment,” said Darren Jankelow, head of sales, maritime cranes and construction machines at Liebherr-Africa.
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