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SImatech [Dubai] to invest $70 million dollars into new container terminal in the Mogadishu Port

 

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Simatech plans to expand Mogadishu port with an investment of US$ 70 Million

 

“Simatech is fully registered in UAE and in Singapore, with partners being a Singaporean and a UAE national. It is one of the largest feedering players in Asia with more than 1.5 million TEU lifted in 2012.

 

With its head office based in Dubai since 1992 and key regional offices in Singapore and Mumbai, Simatech focuses on the East-West trade, providing feeder services to ports in the Middle East, India Subcontinent, Asia and East Africa. Company’s fleet under operation grew from 17 vessels in 2008 to 36 vessels today.

 

After a concession contract with Mogadishu port, Simatech launched a first container service toMogadishu through Jebel Ali in January 2013, which links Mogadishu and Somalia through the regional gateway with the entire world. This new container service of Simatech has come as a great relief to the importers and exporters of Somalia as they are able to transport their cargo safely and speedily. It is a significant step that will support the further development of the Somalian economy, which in the longer term will address the problem of piracy by providing a livelihood for Somalians.

 

Sima Marine is a local entity registered in Mogadishu with partnership of Somali nationals. The set up provides professional liner agency and logistics services to top shipping lines, NGOs and aid agencies. This office hires, trains and promote local talent through experienced and skilled trainers from overseas with the help of local partners. It is the first shipping agency in Mogadishu with dedicated liner agency software integrated with terminal and shipping lines software to meet all needs of fast paced shipping.

 

Mogadishu Port Container Terminal (MPCT) is a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the Somalian Government engaged in port operations and at present operating the Mogadishu Port. It has been only six months since the contract to exclusively handle containers in the Mogadishu Port was awarded to MPCT, but in this short period MPCT has grown into a productive and praised port operator in the region. Thanks to the Somalian Government and its people the Mogadishu Port is once again recognized as the key center for international trade in the country.

 

With its well established reputation of efficiency, reliability and professionalism in dealing with its customers, MPCT has a bright future ahead and will continue to participate at the forefront of the regional growth.

 

Future plans of Simatech at port of Mogadishu include port expansion with an investment of US$ 70 Million and it will be initiated on the approval of Somali Government. Simatech also plans to set up a merchant marine academy in Mogadishu to train local youth as skilled seafarers through qualified trainers from abroad in order to create employment opportunity in worldwide shipping companies.

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Daqane   

The Prime-minister visiting the Jazeera Military camp after a 6 month training for the new somalia army NCO's.

 

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Daqane   

Render Hormuud Telecom headquarter to be located on Airport road...

 

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Construction on going....

 

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Daqane   

College Profile

 

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About

 

Jamhuriya University of Science and Technology (JUST) was established in Mogadishu, Somalia by a group of Somali scholars and Intellectuals to fill the existing gap in the higher education system in the country by providing quality education and practicing ethical professionalism.

 

To fill such gap, JUST emphasizes the importance of a solid base of general skills and knowledge through a carefully designed Core Curriculum, which was conceived with an eye to the needs and requirements of Somali society and its labor market. We always strive to fulfill our mission as the country's home of quality education through creativity and innovation in the design and delivery of higher education. Currently the University offers four faculties: Medicine & Health Sciences, Engineering, Economics & Management and Computer & Information Technology

 

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Leezu   

Why are so many native Somali companies, especially hotels and restaurants named in foreign names? Are the people living in the capital that small minded that they can't come up with a native Somali name for the companies?

 

Like Al-Fajri School, Al-Huda Hotel, Al-this and Al-that. Since when was "Al-" part of the Somali language?

For those who will say that Arabic is Somalia's second language, well it is the second language only because we are part of the Arab League and they teach Arabic in school. Arabic needs to stay in the Qu'ran, mosques, dugsis or other religious elements in Somali community and not wander of into company, street or city names or anything else. We already lost a big part of our language and we rarely use native names anymore. People need to be educated that we are not Arabs and Arabic is not our language, culture and is only part of our religion.

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Daqane   

thank you for your input leezu, but this is not the appropriate thread for such a discussion, this a purely mogadishu pictures thread.

thanks

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