The Governments of Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Djibouti are advised to co-manage Djibouti Port operations to address the logistics challenges importers and exporters from Ethiopia are facing at the moment.
The advice is made by Gizeshwork Tessema, the founder and CEO of Gize PLC, one of the leading logistics company in Ethiopia. Referring to the recent study by the German development agency – GIZ – she urged the government of the two countries to setup a joint coordination desk, which addresses issues such as Ethiopian track drivers and logistics companies are currently facing.
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