Bolloré Ports commissions €1.7m Kagbelen inland container depot
Bolloré Ports’ Conakry Terminal has commissioned the Kagbelen inland container depot with the aim to boost the competitiveness of the Guinean supply chain.
The 30 ha facility represents an overall cost of €1.7m (US$1.9m) and includes a specially laid out 5 ha area with a storage capacity of over 2,000 vehicles which, as a priority, stores vehicles transiting to Mali as well as vehicles not delivered after parking for ten days at the port terminal premises.
Traoré Tahirou Barry, CEO of Conakry Terminal, said: “The Kagbelen inland container depot was developed with a view to optimising the management of the storage spaces of the container terminal and to accelerate vehicle delivery services.
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