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Kenyan Lamu Port to Get First 3 Berths

Post date: 04.08.2014 , Views: 285
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Kenyan Lamu Port to Get First 3 Berths


The signing ceremony was attended by the Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta.
The construction of the first 3 berths is believed to be a strong case and a trigger for participation of the private sector in construction of the remaining 29 berths and other components of the corridor.
President Kenyatta stated that this signing is a major milestone in delivering the LAPSSET Corridor Program as well as achieving Kenya’s Vision 2030.
President Kenyatta also underlined the significance of the project, stating that it will have a tremendous impact on the course of the countrys development.
“In the light of Kenya’s recent discoveries of mineral resources such as oil, coal and gas, the need for the Lamu Port and the corridor cannot be questioned,” President Kenyatta said.
“Our country must develop the additional transport and infrastructure capacity to harness the immense mineral wealth that our country is now discovering.”

World Maritime News Staff, August 4, 2014

 

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