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Lobito Corridor, Angola, Congo


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Syllabus of the Subject

Angola, DR Congo (Katanga) Zambia (Lobito Corridor): boost regional trade

  1. Introduction to the Lobito Corridor Project (Angola)
  2. Port of Lobito
  3. Benguela railway
  4. Lobito petroleum refinery
  5. State of the Lobito Corridor
  6. Access to the DR Congo and Zambia

Student, Online Doctorate in International Business

Masters adapted to Zambia (Study Master Doctorate, Foreign Trade, International Business) Zambian Students.

Lobito Corridor
Lobito Corridor (Angola)

Lobito Corridor (Central Africa).

The Lobito Intermodal Corridor Project is developed by the Conference on the Great Lakes.

  1. Countries of the Lobito Corridor: Angola, the DR Congo (Katanga), and Zambia
  2. Regions: Central Africa and Southern Africa
  3. Type: Multimodal transport corridor (sea, land, and Air transport)

Road Transport

  1. The Port of Lobito is one of the largest port in the region. Connects Angola with the DR Congo and Zambia
  2. Benguela Rail transport (Caminho de Ferro de Benguela)
  3. Catumbela Airport (2.2 million passengers per year)
  4. Lobito petroleum refinery (Sonangol, investments of 7 billion dollars). Launched in 2012
  5. Status of the Lobito Intermodal Corridor Project: Rehabilitation project (2009)
  6. Benefits of the Lobito Corridor: to boost the agricultural, mining, and industrial products trade
  7. Regional Economic Communities: Southern African Development Community (SADC) and Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)
  8. The Lobito Corridor is included in the Short-Term Action Plan of the NEPAD
  9. Access to the Asia-Africa Corridor

More information about Angola (EENI African Business Portal.

  1. Lubango
  2. Cabinda
  3. Transport and Logistics in Angola

The Lobito Corridor belongs to the African Civilization.

  1. Central African Economic Area
  2. Southern African Economic Area

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