APM Terminals Boosts Nigeria's Export Value Chain

APM Terminals is strengthening Nigeria's export value chain through strategic investments in infrastructure, technology, and human capital. Westtar Kapito, Chief Commercial Officer of APM Terminals Apapa, stated the company's pivotal role in facilitating seamless trade and enhancing the competitiveness of Nigerian exports in the global marketplace.
During a recent export management workshop organized by Lagos Business School, Kapito explained that APM Terminals has made a long-term commitment to Nigeria's economic growth, significantly investing in modern port infrastructure, cargo handling equipment, and digital solutions. The company's focus on digitization aims to simplify processes, improve transparency, and enhance customer experience in import and export operations.
APM Terminals Apapa, Nigeria's largest container terminal, is dedicated to minimizing delays and ensuring efficient cargo evacuation, thereby supporting Nigeria's economic development and improving supply chain efficiency. Prof. Frank Ojadi from Lagos Business School emphasized the importance of building capacity within the export ecosystem to contribute to national export growth.
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