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Senegal’s Ndayane Port to Be Completed in 2027

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The Ndayane port project in Senegal is set to become West Africa’s largest multifunctional port.

Financed primarily by Dubai Port World, the first phase will cost $827 million and include a 300-hectare container terminal, a 5-kilometer shipping channel, and an 840-meter quay with an 18-meter draft.

The project aims to emulate the success of Jebel Ali by transforming Ndayane into a major deepwater port.

The second phase, which will cost $290 million, will add a 410-meter quay, cargo and fishing terminals, and a ship repair facility.

This marks Senegal’s first major port development since gaining independence, with the government holding a stake in the port’s container terminal management company.

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Anne Laure Klein

Anne Laure Klein

Anne-Laure Klein works as a field editor for Energy Capital & Power. She graduated in Political Science with a Master's degree in International Relations and geopolitics. Before joining ECP, she worked as a Senior Account manager for International Tech and Energy companies. She is from French, Syrian and Italian descent, and fluently speaks English, French, Spanish and Italian. On a personal level, she is a seasoned traveler and has visited more than 110 countries.

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