The administration of Ismael Omar Guelleh in Djibouti has plans to build what will be the largest ship maintenance yard for East Africa and on the Red Sea corridor at a projected cost of 400 million dollars. Yet, experts in charge of developing the project have to choose the site for the project . . . →
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Although Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Enterprise(ELSE) appointments are well underway Mr. Ambachew Abraha the managing director of the now dissolved Ethiopian Shipping Lines hasn’t yet been selected in the ranks of leadership of Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Enterprise(ELSE). The large enterprise is a recent amalgamation of Ethiopian Shipping Lines, Ethiopian Maritime Transit Services and . . . →
Continue reading Ethiopian Shipping Enterprise Leadership Appointments Announced Addis Ababa, November 18, 2011 (Addis Ababa) – The Ethiopian Shipping Lines SC. announced plan to give a Multimodal Transport Service to private importers. Company’s Managing Directorate Representative, Yared Shiferaw, Logistics Manager Biruk Dagne and also Shipping Logistics Management Director Kalayu Tessema said in a joint statement they made here on Friday that the . . . →
Continue reading Ethiopian Shipping Lines to give multimodal transport service to private importers Ethiopia is to sign an agreement with Djibouti next month for the use of its Port to ship in and unload coal that the Ethiopian Petroleum Enterprise (EPE) plans to import to be used as fuel for cement factories. Yigzaw Mekonnen, director general of EPE and Mekonnen Abera, head of market research . . . →
Continue reading Ethiopia to sign Agreement with Djibouti to use Port for Coal Import  Comments are closed  News  EPE, Ethiopian Maritime & Transit Service Enterprise, Ethiopian Petroleum Enterprise, Ethiopian Shipping Lines The Ethiopian Shipping Lines (ESL) registered a net profit of 661.5 million Br exceeding its projection for the 2010/11 fiscal year by nine per cent. During the last quarter of the 2009/10 fiscal year alone, it made an unprecedented profit of 641.3 million Br, which is 154pc of its projection for that . . . →
Continue reading Ethiopian Shipping Lines Nets 661m Br Aboubaker Omar Hadi returns to Djibouti to govern the authorities In an unexpected move, the government of Djibouti has announced on July 2, 2011, the appointment of a former senior manager of the Port of Djibouti to head both the ports as well as freezones authorities of Djibouti. Aboubaker Omar Hadi, former . . . →
Continue reading Djibouti Appoints New Chair to Port, Freezone Authorities The Ethiopian Dry Ports Service Enterprise (EDPSE) has spent a little over 48 million Br on moving equipment for its dry ports. A tender the enterprise had floated in February 2011 for the importation and installation of the machinery has been awarded to ETMAR Co, a local company. A total of three reach stackers, . . . →
Continue reading Dry Ports Enterprise Buys 48m Br Equipment Djibouti Port’s Authority (PAID) is said to have requested an annulment of the 20-year management contract it has with DPWorld. The first notice that was sent to DPWorld indicates that the contract will be terminated by May 2011, but following discussions with the two parties, the date has been extended to June 1st, according . . . →
Continue reading Djibouti Port may divorce DPWorld By this Ethiopian New Year, in September, the three state enterprises responsible for imports and exports would merge if a new study goes well. Ethiopian Shipping Lines (ESL), Maritime and Transit Services Enterprise (MTSE) and Dry Port Service Enterprise (DPSE) will come together under one roof if the new plan goes through. According to . . . →
Continue reading Three public import/export services to become one corporation The fourth trade exhibition organized by the Horticulture Producers and Exporters Association was inaugurated today, March 23. The exhibition at the Millennium Hall features over 120 participant companies and 41 international horticultural produce buyers and was officially inaugurated by Prime minister Meles Zenawi. Meles attended the event for over two and a half hours . . . →
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