Namibian officials visit Dar Port to learn its experience in maritime operations, crime prevention
Namibian officials conducted a study tour at the Port of Dar es Salaam to learn about maritime operations, security, and crime prevention. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation and improve operational efficiency through shared expertise.
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International cooperation in port management is critical for regional economic stability and maritime security in Africa.
DAR ES SALAAM: OFFICIALS and experts from various Namibian institutions have visited the Port of Dar es Salaam on a three-day study tour aimed at learning and exchanging experiences in port operations, maritime security and crime prevention in port and coastal areas.
The delegation comprises representatives from Namibia’s port authority (NAMPORT), police service (NAMPOL), immigration authorities, the INTERPOL police unit and the Namibia Revenue Agency (NAMRA).
The visitors were received by Dar es Salaam Port Director Abed Abed, who welcomed them on behalf of Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) Director General Plasduce M. Mbossa.
During the visit, the delegation received briefings on how TPA collaborates with various institutions responsible for security, regulatory oversight and crime prevention to ensure port operations are conducted safely and efficiently.
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