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Port of Dakar 
02/01/1967 00:22:17 
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Headline Improvement of Port of Dakar 
Caption Description Dakar is the principal port of Senegal, serving land-locked Mali as well. It has also been an important bunkering port for ships using South Atlantic trade routes. Senegal and Mali are presently engaged in a joint project (under the auspices of the Dakar Port Authority) to improve the Port facilities -- including extension of piers and reconstruction of quay walls to improve berthing capacity and cargo-handling efficiency and the dredging of various areas in the Port to provide better access to the quays. The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) is assisting this project by means of a loan which will apply to foreign exchange costs.

Fisherman mending his net at the Port of Dakar, where extension and development of shipping facilities is being undertaken.

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Unique Identifier UN7620598 
NICA ID 227003 
Production Date 02/01/1967 12:22:17 AM 
City/Location Dakar
Country Senegal
Credit UN Photo
File size 3.15 MB