Gambian president reviews operations at Alport Banjul Port site visit

President Adama Barrow of The Gambia paid an on-site visit to Alport Banjul Port, where he reviewed ongoing operations and infrastructure projects. The visit, attended by Alport’s senior management, underscored the port’s strategic importance for national trade and logistics. Officials emphasized continued cooperation with public institutions to support The Gambia’s long-term goal of becoming a regional logistics hub.
President Adama Barrow of The Gambia visited Alport Banjul Port, inspecting port operations and reviewing ongoing infrastructure development projects at the country’s main maritime gateway. The visit highlighted the port’s role in supporting national trade flows and strengthening The Gambia’s logistics capacity.

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Strategic port assessment
During the on-site tour, port authorities briefed the Gambian president on current operational processes and expansion works designed to improve efficiency and handling capacity. The inspection focused on how ongoing investments align with national transport and trade priorities.

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Management participation and cooperation
Alport Banjul General Manager Salih Levent Kaçar took part in the visit, underlining the company’s cooperation with public authorities. Officials noted that coordination between state institutions and private operators remains central to ensuring reliable and sustainable port services.

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Regional logistics ambitions
Port representatives stated that Alport Banjul continues to contribute to The Gambia’s ambition of positioning itself as a regional logistics hub. Through sustainable operations and infrastructure modernization, the port aims to enhance connectivity, facilitate regional trade, and support long-term economic development.

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