In a landmark achievement for Somaliland’s economic growth, Berbera Port has received its largest-ever fuel vessel, carrying approximately 50,000 cubic meters of fuel. The shipment, delivered by Horn Petroleum Company and stored at the East Africa Storage Terminal—both part of the Dahabshiil Group—marks a significant step in strengthening Somaliland’s role as a strategic trade hub in the Horn of Africa.
The arrival of the vessel was celebrated as a triumph for the nation’s development. Horn Petroleum’s manager, Mahad, emphasized the importance of such advancements, stating, “This is a proud moment for Somaliland, as it brings tangible benefits to our people and economy.”
Dahabshiil CEO Abdirashid Duale hailed the achievement as a testament to the vision of Dahabshiil Chairman Haji Mohamed Said, whose leadership has driven the project’s success. “This milestone at Berbera Port opens new opportunities for Somaliland and the Horn of Africa, ensuring a steady fuel supply to power progress,” Duale said.
“Berbera Port’s Historic Fuel Vessel Arrival Signals Bright Future for Somaliland,” adds Dahabshiil CEO Abdirashid Duale
The fuel shipment is expected to meet the energy needs of Somaliland and neighboring countries, bolstering energy security and supporting economic growth.
Local and regional officials from the Sahil region, alongside other dignitaries, praised Dahabshiil’s contribution and urged other businesses to invest in Somaliland’s development.
This historic event underscores Berbera Port’s growing prominence as a key maritime and trade hub, positioning Somaliland as a vital player in the region’s energy and commerce sectors.
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