The Abidjan Port continues to solidify its status as a major maritime hub on West Africa’s Atlant
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Port Performance: Abidjan Port Welcomes Cape Size Vessel Nearly 300 Meters Long at Bulk Terminal
The Abidjan Port continues to solidify its status as a major maritime hub on West Africa’s Atlant

World Bank Delegation Meets with Abidjan Port Authority to Discuss Urban and Port Mobility Challenges
On Thursday, June 26, 2025, an informational and working session was held at the Abidjan Port Aut

2025 PAN-AFRICAN MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD: IVOIRIAN WINNERS PRESENTED TO THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE ABIDJAN PORT
In a warm and celebratory atmosphere, the young Ivorian mathematicians who won bronze medals at t

NEW STOPOVER OF THE SEVEN SEAS VOYAGER CRUISE SHIP AT THE ABIDJAN PORT
On Monday, June 16, 2025, the Abidjan Port welcomed a new stopover of the Seven Seas Voyager crui

END OF THE 11TH EDITION OF THE POLLUMAR PLAN AT THE ABIDJAN PORT: A SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME
From June 10 to 13, 2025, the Abidjan Port hosted the 11th edition of the annual Pollumar Plan dr

MS NAUTICA ANCHORS AT THE ABIDJAN PORT
Once primarily considered a commercial port for cargo traffic, the Abidjan Port is now undergoing

A DELEGATION FROM THE U.S. GRAINS COUNCIL VISITS THE ABIDJAN PORT
On a mission to Côte d’Ivoire as part of a regional conference, a delegation from the U.S.

STRENGTHENING MARITIME COOPERATION: THE ABIDJAN PORT WELCOMES A DELEGATION FROM THE NIGERIAN NAVAL WAR COLLEGE
On Friday, May 30, 2025, the Abidjan Port Authority (PAA) had the honour of receiving a delegatio

ABIDJAN PORT SHOWCASES ITS INFRASTRUCTURE AT SARA 2025
The 7th edition of the Agriculture and Animal Resources Fair (SARA) was held from May 23 to June

DESERVED TRIBUTE: RETIREES OF THE ABIDJAN PORT HONOURED
On Friday, May 23, 2025, the Mutual Association of Abidjan Port Employees (MAPAA) organized a rec

INTERNATIONAL CRUISE: THE NORWEGIAN SKY CALLS AT THE ABIDJAN PORT IN A NOTABLE STOPOVER
On Friday, May 23, 2025, the Abidjan Port hosted a nearly nine-hour stopover by one of the flagsh
The Abidjan Port continues to solidify its status as a major maritime hub on West Africa’s Atlantic coast. Following the arrival of the 400-meter MSC DILETTA—capable of carrying up to 24,000 containers—at the second container terminal (TC2), the Bulk Terminal has now proven its capacity with the arrival of a Cape Size vessel.