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Alport Commences Transformation Of Banjul Port – The Standard Newspaper

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By Lamin Cham After formally taking over operations under a concession agreement, Turkish company Albayrak and Gambia Ports Authority, operating as Alport, has begun modernisation of the Banjul ports. Albayrak is required to invest hundreds of millions of dollars to expand and modernise the Banjul port and build a new one in Sanyang. The project is expected to significantly reduce port call turnaround time, improve efficiency and cargo volume. …

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Alport Banjul Takes Over Gambia Ports Authority in a 30-Year Partnership – Foroyaa Newspaper

By Kemeseng Sanneh The Turkish conglomerate Albayrak Group, operating through its subsidiary Alport Banjul, has officially assumed control of The Gambia’s ports, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s maritime sector. Under a 30-year Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreement, Alport Banjul will manage port operations and infrastructure, with the company receiving 80% of the generated revenue, while The Gambia retains 20%. The agreement, sig…

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Alport Manager Promises Enhanced Port Operations in 6 Months’ Time

By: Momodou Justice Darboe The Manager of Alport, Cem Ozturk, has painted an optimistic outlook for the Banjul Port, promising that the country’s only seaport will witness an enhanced operational efficiency in six months’ time. Last month, Alport assumed port operations as per the concession agreement that it signed with the Government of The Gambia and the GPA to run the Banjul Port for 30 years. For many years now, the Banjul Port has been str…

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