Ports Management Antwerp Ports expands African footprint by Signing MoU with Gambia By maritimemag May 25, 2018 ShareTweet 0 The Belgian Port of Antwerp is continuing to engage with other ports around the world with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Gambia Ports Authority to collaborate on training and consultancy. The signing coincided with visit to the port by Gambian President Adama Barrow on Thursday and took place after a guided tour of Antwerp port. The signing was between Antwerp Port International (PAI) and APEC its maritime training center and the Gambia Port Authority which manages the port of Banjul. The port of Antwerp will play an advisory role, while the two sides will examine how the ports can collaborate even more closely in future, with training playing an important role. The Port of Antwerp has nearly a 50% market share of calls be Northwest Europe and West Africa. © 2018, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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