Apapa Port has reported a significant 25% increase in non-oil cargo exports during the first half of 2024, reaching 51,000 TEUs compared to 47,000 TEUs in the same period last year.
This growth highlights the terminal's ongoing commitment to enhancing its export capabilities and supporting Nigeria's non-oil export drive. APM Terminals Apapa plans to host its second exporters' forum to address challenges faced by exporters and facilitate more efficient cargo movement, further solidifying its role in Nigeria's economic diversification efforts.
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