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French Havre Port to provide technical support to deep sea port in Kribi
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Cameroon to exchange with their local partners, about boosting the volume of
transactions between Cameroonian and French ports, the management of the Haropa
ports (Le Havre, Rouen, Paris) have revealed that they have already established
a partnership with the brand new deep water port of Kribi, which commissioning
is announced for the end of the second quarter 2016.
"We have a partnership agreement with the deep water port of
Kribi, through the port of Le Havre, which is a deep water port", indicated Nicolas
Ocis, Managing Director of the port of Rouen.
In concrete terms, he specified,
as part of this partnership, the French port of Le Havre "will provide
technical support to the port of Kribi in its operational phase".
According to the same source, the Haropa ports are already in partnership with
the Douala port, to which they provide "engineering solutions".
But
aside from this partnership on technical and operational issues, the Haropa
ports appear as more competitive for Cameroonian exports. Indeed as highlighted
by Hervé Cornède, Managing Director of the port of Le Havre, "on prices, the
Haropa ports offer a square metre at €42 (approximately FCfa 45,850),
against €70 (about FCfa 45,850) and €200 (about FCfa 131,000) in
other European ports". This price list could probably explain
the importance of the volume of transactions between these French and
Cameroonian ports, which is officially estimated to be in excess of 300,000
tons of goods per year.
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