A major logistics multinational has announced this week-end a US$100 million investment in Angola, focused on expanding freight capacity, enhancing transport infrastructure, and bolstering the country’s role as a regional logistics hub.
The deal, disclosed in July 2025 by Abu Dhabi Ports (AD Ports) in partnership with the Angolan authorities, includes the procurement of trucks, expansion of road fleet operations, and installation of logistics platforms.
The investment is part of a broader strategy that will also cover future agreements in key sectors such as port and airport infrastructure, maritime services, and health partnerships. When fully implemented, the initiative aims to transform Angola’s logistics landscape, enhance regional connectivity, and stimulate economic diversification beyond the oil sector.
The announcement was made by Dubai Ports World’s Executive Director for Sub-Saharan Africa, Mohammed Akoojee, on the sidelines of the Angolan Hub Transport and Logistics Summit held in Luanda from October 17 to 19.
