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ESL honored for outstanding contributions to logistics sector

The Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics has been recognized by the Djibouti Transporters Association for its exceptional contributions and partnership in the logistics sector. The award was presented during a special recognition program held in Djibouti, attended by ambassadors and key industry stakeholders.

The association praised ESL for its remarkable collaboration over the years, highlighting its commitment to enhancing freight services, strengthening regional ties, and fostering mutual development. “This award reflects the respect and admiration we have for ESLSE’s outstanding capabilities and enduring friendship with Djibouti,” the association stated during the ceremony.

Dr. Beriso Amelo, CEO of ESL, emphasized the enterprise’s role in advancing logistics efficiency and economic growth. “Our work focuses on improving freight services, expanding revenue streams, strengthening partnerships, creating jobs, and ensuring the health and safety of our workforce,” he said. “These efforts align with Ethiopia’s broader goals of building a robust economy and fostering regional cooperation.”

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