Djibouti port in Djibouti
Has a powerful shipping link
Along with the fashion futa.
While Djibouti is also known for its colorful
sarong-like garments called "futa,” which are traditional garments worn by
both men and women, particularly in the central market of the capital
city.
The Port of Djibouti's specialty
lies in its strategic location at the crossroads of major international
shipping routes, acting as a key refueling, transshipment, and transport hub,
particularly for Ethiopia's maritime traffic.
Strategic Location:
The port is situated at the
southern entrance to the Red Sea, a crucial area for global trade connecting
Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Regional Hub:
It serves as a vital link for
trade and logistics in the Horn of Africa, handling 100% of Ethiopia's maritime
traffic.
Modern Facilities:
The port boasts modern container
terminals, bulk cargo facilities, and storage options for goods in transit.
Key Trans-Shipment Point:
The port facilitates the transhipment
of goods to other countries in the region and serves as a key refuelling and
transport center.
Doraleh Container Terminal (DCT):
The DCT has the greatest berthing,
deepest water, the most significant number of quayside gantry cranes, and the
highest capacity
Economic Importance:
The port plays a crucial role in
the regional economy, supporting the movement of large volumes of trade goods
across continents.