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Sierra Leone Launches National Shipping Company to Boost Trade and Cut Foreign Reliance: Key Facts πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡± United States President Julius Maada Bio commissioned the Sierra Leone Ocean Company (SLOSCO), with the aim of increasing local participation in the maritime sector, the presidency said in a statement. Important facts about the newly established company: Strategic partnership 🟠: SLOSCO is a joint venture between Sierra Leone National Shipping Agency (30%) and Zhejiang Xiehai Group (70%). Economic Sovereignty: The initiative aims to reduce reliance on foreign shipping, and help Sira Leon retain more value from its imports and exports. 🟠 Creation jobs and inclusive growth: the company is expected to create jobs, especially for young people and women, while improving logistics for the mining and agriculture industries. 🟠 Hoover Regions: President Bio emphasized the national ability to maintain trade revenues and position the country as a regional maritime center. The establishment of SLOSCO coincides with major reforms designed to increase efficiency, flexibility and authority within Sierra Leone's maritime sector. πŸ‘‰ Today, Africa's share of international ship ownership remains small, and the continent continues to rely heavily on foreign-owned vessels, according to UNCTAD. The launch of SLOSCO comes from a wider effort across Africa to strengthen the continent's shipping capacity. In the immediate vicinity of @sputnik africa πŸ”Έ Sputnik Africa.

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Sierra Leone Launches National Shipping Company to Boost Trade and Cut Foreign Reliance: Key Facts πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡± United States President Julius Maada Bio commissioned the Sierra Leone Ocean Company (SLOSCO), with the aim of increasing local participation in the maritime sector, the presidency said in a statement. Important facts about the newly established company: Strategic partnership 🟠: SLOSCO is a joint venture between Sierra Leone National Shipping Agency (30%) and Zhejiang Xiehai Group (70%). Economic Sovereignty: The initiative aims to reduce reliance on foreign shipping, and help Sira Leon retain more value from its imports and exports. 🟠 Creation jobs and inclusive growth: the company is expected to create jobs, especially for young people and women, while improving logistics for the mining and agriculture industries. 🟠 Hoover Regions: President Bio emphasized the national ability to maintain trade revenues and position the country as a regional maritime center. The establishment of SLOSCO coincides with major reforms designed to increase efficiency, flexibility and authority within Sierra Leone's maritime sector. πŸ‘‰ Today, Africa's share of international ship ownership remains small, and the continent continues to rely heavily on foreign-owned vessels, according to UNCTAD. The launch of SLOSCO comes from a wider effort across Africa to strengthen the continent's shipping capacity. In the immediate vicinity of @sputnik africa πŸ”Έ Sputnik Africa.

Sierra Leone Launches National Shipping Company to Boost Trade and Cut Foreign Reliance: Key Facts πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡± United States President Julius Maada Bio commissioned the Sierra Leone Ocean Company (SLOSCO), with the aim of increasing local participation in the maritime sector, the presidency said in a statement. Important facts about the newly established company: Strategic partnership 🟠: SLOSCO is a joint venture between Sierra Leone National Shipping Agency (30%) and Zhejiang Xiehai Group (70%). Economic Sovereignty: The initiative aims to reduce reliance on foreign shipping, and help Sira Leon retain more value from its imports and exports. 🟠 Creation jobs and inclusive growth: the company is expected to create jobs, especially for young people and women, while improving logistics for the mining and agriculture industries. 🟠 Hoover Regions: President Bio emphasized the national ability to maintain trade revenues and position the country as a regional maritime center. The establishment of SLOSCO coincides with major reforms designed to increase efficiency, flexibility and authority within Sierra Leone's maritime sector. πŸ‘‰ Today, Africa's share of international ship ownership remains small, and the continent continues to rely heavily on foreign-owned vessels, according to UNCTAD. The launch of SLOSCO comes from a wider effort across Africa to strengthen the continent's shipping capacity. In the immediate vicinity of @sputnik africa πŸ”Έ Sputnik Africa.

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