Libya launched operations at the Al-Jouf Dry Port Free Zone in Kufra to strengthen logistics and transit trade with Chad, Sudan, and landlocked Sub-Saharan Africa. The project aims to improve transport infrastructure and facilitate cross-border goods movement. Officials said the port will support transit convoys linking Benghazi to African markets. The initiative is expected to enhance Libya’s role as a regional trade corridor through its southern routes.
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Al-Jouf Dry Port Opens in Kufra
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05/01/2026
Libya launched operations at the Al-Jouf Dry Port Free Zone in Kufra to strengthen logistics and transit trade with Chad, Sudan, and landlocked Sub-Saharan Africa. The project aims to improve transport infrastructure and facilitate cross-border goods movement. Officials said the port will support transit convoys linking Benghazi to African markets. The initiative is expected to enhance Libya’s role as a regional trade corridor through its southern routes.
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