Djibouti has invested in its port infrastructure to serve landlocked countries in East Africa.
The country has expands its transport and utilities infrastructure to leverage its location as a trans-shipment hub.
Djibouti has spent 15 billion U.S. dollars to build new ports.
The port of Tajura and Doralleh are among the five out of nine that are up and running.
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The director of Djibouti ports and free zones authority Aboubaker Omar Hadi says the development of the port will boost investment in human capital and economic growth of the country.
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