ALS-Worldwide and the Government of Somaliland have officially inked a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This groundbreaking agreement establishes a strategic alliance with far-reaching implications for the economic landscape, particularly in the port city of Berbera.
In a landmark development poised to drive economic growth and empower local businesses, ALS-Worldwide, a UK-based company with a decade of successful operations in Djibouti and Ethiopia, is expanding its footprint to Berbera, bringing with it a wealth of experience and expertise. The company, known for its work in the mining sector, has mining customers eager to leverage the strategic advantages offered by Berbera Port.
The Government of Somaliland expresses its enthusiasm in welcoming ALS-Worldwide and pledges unwavering support to facilitate the establishment of their business in the region. The Ministry of Trade and Tourism, representing the government in this transformative partnership, is committed to fostering an environment conducive to economic development and growth.
Key highlights of the MOU include collaborative efforts to enhance the skills of local contractors in logistics and transport. This initiative aligns with the broader goal of empowering the local workforce and building sustainable capacities within the community.
Additionally, the agreement outlines plans for strategic investments in warehouses strategically located to optimize logistical operations.
A significant aspect of the partnership involves the joint determination of transit rates, ensuring a fair and transparent system that benefits both parties.
The commitment to implement a comprehensive tracking service for real-time visibility of transported goods along the Berbera corridor is set to enhance efficiency and security in the supply chain.
It is important to note ALS Worldwide is a modern heavy transport company with over 40 years’ experience, focused on our customers’ wishes and needs for large capacity and flexibility,
as well as the secure loading, handling, and transporting of al types of goods across all terrain.
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