Marsa Maroc is moving forward a little further in the realization of its continental expansion strategy in Africa. This involves the creation of three new international subsidiaries: Marsa Maroc International Logistics, Marsa Djibouti and Marsa Bénin, indicates the daily Eco Inspirations in its edition of Monday January 6. This creation is planned for this year.
“From a strategic point of view, the creation of these subsidiaries is part of Marsa Maroc’s roadmap aimed at becoming a key player in the management of port infrastructure and logistics services on the African continent. The establishment of this new subsidiary structure reflects a desire to expand the company’s investment portfolio while creating synergies with local partners. lit-on.
Marsa Maroc International Logistics will be responsible for managing the group’s international investment projects. This company will allow Marsa Maroc to diversify its activities and ensure efficient management of port and logistics projects in Africa, particularly in emerging markets.
The creation of Marsa Djibouti constitutes a strategic step for Marsa Maroc in the East African region. “The subsidiary will participate in the capital of Damerjog Oil Jetty FZE, a company in charge of the development and management of the Damerjog oil terminal, located in the free zone of Djibouti», we read again. Thanks to this establishment, Marsa Maroc aims to capture a significant share of logistics flows linked to the storage and reloading of petroleum products, in particular for the Ethiopian and Djiboutian markets.
For its part, the subsidiary Marsa Benin will allow Marsa Maroc to operate at the port of Cotonou, Benin. This company will be entrusted with the management of two strategic docks as part of a delegated management contract signed with Bénin Manutentions SA. This project is part of Marsa Maroc’s partnership with the Beninese authorities to improve port infrastructure and strengthen handling capacities in this region. The port of Cotonou, being a major commercial hub for West Africa, will allow Marsa Maroc to access strategic markets such as Nigeria, Niger and Burkina Faso.
«The creation of these subsidiaries marks the start of a new era for Marsa Maroc. The group is already considering new expansion opportunities, notably through public-private partnerships for the management of ports in other African countries.», concludes the daily.
