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Port of Abidjan (Ivory Coast)
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Syllabus of the Subject - Port of Abidjan (Ivory Coast).
Access to Mali, Burkina, and Niger .
Introduction to the Port of Abidjan (Ivory Coast );
Main features of the Port of Abidjan;
Access to Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.
Sample: Port of Abidjan
Maritime Transport in Africa (West African Ports ).
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Description
Port of Abidjan (Ivory
Coast)
Region of the Port of Abidjan: West Africa;
Access to landlocked countries: Mali , Niger , and Burkina Faso ;
The Port of Abidjan is equidistant between the Port of Douala (Cameroon - Central Africa) and Port of Dakar (Senegal );
The Port of Abidjan is the largest port in West Africa ;
The Port of Abidjan is the second-largest African Port ;
Container
Transhipment ;
Deep-water port;
Petroleum production activities;
Top exports of the Port of Abidjan: manganese, timber, and agri-products (pineapple, cocoa, coffee, and banana);
Free trade zone for information technology and biotechnology in Grand Bassam. Mahatma Gandhi technology park;
Presence of Bolloré Africa
Logistics ;
Main terminals in the Port of AbidjanVridi Container Terminal;
Abidjan Terminal.
Recent investments from the Omani company (Hasan Juma Backer Trading & Contracting) of 700 million dollars in the dry port project of the Port of Abidjan;
Main language in the region of the Port of Abidjan: French;
Main cities near the Port of Abidjan: Abidjan , Grand-Bassam, Alépé, Abengorou, Bondoukou, Sassandra,
San-Pédro , Divo, Soubré, Gagnoa,
Yamoussoukro ,
Daloa , Danane,
Man , Massala, Katiola, and Korhogo .
More information about Ivory Coast (EENI African Portal ).
Trans-African corridor: Dakar-Lagos Corridor .
Regional Economic Communities:
Economic Community of West African States ;
West African Economic and Monetary Union .
(c) EENI
(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2022)
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