“Peace and stability are prerequisites for food security, and the right to food is a basic human right,” Qu said in his address.
In Senegal, the company has invested more than US$300 million in port infrastructure.
In parallel, Windhoek is increasing investment in overland transport infrastructure.
This tri-country collaboration reduces border delays and improves traceability for time-sensitive shipments.
Through its Marine Services business, DP World connects more than 200 ports worldwide and supports over 23,500 sailings annually.