Luanda – The Angolan government has launched official bids for concessions in the operation of port services at the sea passengers and freight terminals at Cabinda Port and the river passengers and freight terminals at Soyo Port.
The strategic initiative, launched on Wednesday in Soyo, Zaire, aims to strengthen regional logistics, improve mobility and boost the country's economic growth.
The process commenced today occurs within the scope of Executive Order 210/23 of August 29th and allows for the opening of bids for concession agreement awards for the management, operation and maintenance of these devices for 20 years.
Within 40 business days of the announcement published at Jornal de Angola, investors interested in developing and optimizing the management of these public assets may submit their proposals in accordance with the requirements and factors set out in the procedures document defined by the Department of Transportation.
Connected to neighbouring countries Luanda and ports, Kabinda and Soyo are central hubs of maritime and river trade in the northern region, connecting cities, populations and businesses in a variety of sectors, including oil.
In addition to developing the Cabotage sector in northern Angola, the management of the concession will allow for job creation, improved freight logistics and improved existing resources, ensuring more competitive and sustainable operations in line with the transport sector's efficiency and sustainability policies. In Angola.
The opening ceremony of the bid for concessions for passengers and cargo terminals in the ports of Cabinda and Soyo was chaired by Secretary of State Rui Carreira, Civil Aviation, Maritime and Port Sectors.
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