Ports have always played an essential role in this highly trade-dependent region. While there are still wide disparities in terms of throughput volumes and capacity, traffic has been growing rapidly in most countries over the last decade. Overall, total throughput in West Africa grew from around 105 million tons in 2006 to 165 million tons in 2012. Likewise, containerized traffic remains limited in West Africa compared to other regions but has grown...
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2016/04/06
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2018/11/30
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Container Terminals Concessions - Making the Most of Ports in West Africa
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Wolde Woldearegay,Desta; Sethi,Kavita; Hartmann,Olivier; Coste,Antoine H. M.; Isik,Gozde.
Western Africa : Container Terminals Concessions - Making the Most of Ports in West Africa (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/919071469608006706