3rd African Ports Forum (APF) Douala 2021
The Port Authority of Kribi at the Heart of the 3rd African Ports Forum
As co-organizer alongside the Port Authority of Douala, PAK showcases its expertise and port competitiveness
From October 21 to 23, 2021, the Port Authority of Kribi (PAK), co-organizer of the African Ports Forum (FAP) alongside the Port Authority of Douala (PAD), played a central role in the event held in Douala. Through a virtual stand, high-level exchanges, and an on-site visit to Kribi, PAK showcased its expertise and potential to a global delegation of key industry players.
3rd Edition of the FAP Co-Organized in Douala with PAK as a Key Partner
On Thursday, October 21, 2021, the Port Authority of Kribi (PAK) co-hosted the 3rd African Ports Forum (FAP) with the Port Authority of Douala (PAD) in Douala.
As a co-organizer, PAK aimed to highlight its know-how, specialized services, and competitive advantages, in collaboration with its operational partners. The main objectives were to strengthen its brand image, increase visibility for both itself and the broader Kribi port community, and to attract new clients and investors.
A Virtual Booth for Greater Reach
To broaden its impact, PAK launched a virtual exhibition booth, accessible via the mobile app “Whova”, free to download on both the Play Store and Apple Store. Using the invitation code: africa2021, visitors could explore PAK’s services, infrastructure, and strategic development projects.
PAK invites you to visit its virtual booth and share the opportunity with your professional network.
Closing with a Strong Sense of Accomplishment
On Friday, October 22, 2021, the 3rd African Ports Forum officially closed on a successful note. The PAK team expressed its gratitude to all partners and participants for their presence and valuable contributions, which helped to promote open trade across the African continent.
See you next year for the next edition!
The African Ports Forum Drops Anchor at the Port of Kribi
On Saturday, October 23, 2021, a high-level delegation made up of key stakeholders and senior figures from the African and international port sectors visited the deep-sea Port of Kribi for an official tour.
Led by PAK’s Director General, Mr. Patrice MELOM, the visitors were introduced to the port’s major infrastructure, including:
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The Kribi–Lolabé Highway
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The Container Terminal
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The Multipurpose Terminal
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The Logistics Zone
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The Industrial Zone
Each stop included direct exchanges between the delegation and the port’s management team, with visitors expressing satisfaction and admiration for Kribi’s modern facilities and future potential.
Kribi Confirms Its Strategic Role in Africa’s Port Development
This stopover in Kribi served as the highlight of the Forum, concluding two days of intensive discussion and cooperation among global port professionals. With its state-of-the-art infrastructure and growth strategy, the Port of Kribi is asserting itself as a key player in regional integration and a driver of performance and innovation in Africa’s port sector.
