Integrating Mozambique’s Transport Infrastrucuture IQPC is proud to announce Africa’s leading Transport Infrastructure Mozambique events taking place in Maputo, Mozambique from the 11 – 14 March 2013. Infrastructure in Mozambique is currently undergoing significant expansion and major rehabilitation with USD 34 billion being invested in Mozambique’s infrastructure over the next decade and twenty two billion dollars
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The Mozambique Port & Railways has recently published an invitation for pre-qualification bid for the rehabilitation, modernization and expansion of railway lines in Maputo in the newspaper. The organization intends to contract railway consultancy companies for the Ressano Gracia Railways line, Maputo Port and Matola Railway yards and Gare de Mercadorias railway yards in the
Article by Engineering News.co.za. A new deep-water port is being proposed for development some 25 km north of Swakopmund, in Namibia, with the primary focus on the import and export of bulk materials. Project developer Gecko Namibia MD Phillip Ellis said a dedicated bulk handling facility was fast becoming essential for the country. The Port of Walvis
South African and Dutch Port & Corridor specialists exchanged expertise in the Rotterdam and Amsterdam area to further develop sustainable relations in this fast developing and ever-innovative sector. Between 27 and 30 November 2012 SANEC welcomed several public and private South African stakeholders to the Netherlands. Amongst other parties, the South African Department of Trade
