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The Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority (DPFZA) has announced that it is awaiting Ethiopia’s participation in the upcoming budget year to begin construction of an oil depot at the new Damerjog Liquid Bulk Port (DLBP), located in the southeastern part of the country near the border with Somaliland. The facility, whose ultramodern jetty is currently in the final stages of completion, is awaiting construction of the large-scale depot before it can begin operations in the near future. Aboubaker Hadi Omar, chairman of the DPFZA, recently told Capital at his office in Djibouti City that the authority is expecting the Ethiopian government to provide the necessary financing for the intake terminal, which is situated about 13 kilometers from the Ethio-Djibouti railway network. “We are discussing with the Ethiopian government’s investment arm, Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) — one...

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