Ethiopian Shipping Lines S.C.

Ethiopian shipping and logistic Enterprise port/terminal sector is a point of destination to Ethiopia’s import and export trade where goods are loaded and unloaded, complete customs formalities, temporarily stored, staffed and unstaffed, made ready for transport and distributed to their final destinations. The enterprise endeavors to make these services more efficient and convenient to importers and exporters and play a crucial role in the logistics chain.
Services in Port/Terminal Sector

Loading and unloading import and export goods

Reefer container services

Stuffing and un staffing of containers

Handling non-containerized goods

Providing temporary storage for containers, goods and vehicles

Container cleaning and repair and other related services

LOCATION

Modjo Port/Terminal
The Modjo port/Terminal has a total area of 61 hectare of land and is located along the road between Addis Ababa and Djibuti 76 kilometers east of Addis Ababa. The port consists of a container terminal, a break bulk terminal and RoRo terminal. Furthermore the port is designed to have 6 warehouses, which can serve as break-bulk storage, container freight station for stuffing and stripping activities and custom check warehouse for inspection of cargos. The port is located in a strategic place at a near distance to the capital city and major industries in the country. It is the first and multifunctional inland port where all types of freight are loaded, unloaded, stored and handled in the appropriate way.

Semera Port/Terminal
Semera Port/Terminal is located 318kms far from Djibuti port which is the main out late of Ethiopia’s import and export trade and about 592kms east of Addis Ababa. In total, the port has 100 hectares of land for the loading, unloading, multi-modal transferring of import and export goods and an additional 60hectares of land for dwelling and other purposes. The port is equipped with appropriate equipment for handling containerized and non-containerized cargos including vehicles.
Facilities

7 reach stackers with different capacity

11 forklifts of different capacity

12 terminal chassis

4 terminal tractors

20 walky-talkies

2 cranes

2 weight bridges

21 vehicles

Ethiopian Shipping & Logistics Service Enterprise
"Kirkos District, Kebele 15 (La gare)"
P.O.Box 2572 | Tel: 251-011-5518280 | Fax: 251-011-5519525
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Ethiopian shipping and logistic Enterprise port/terminal sector is a point of destination to Ethiopia’s import and export trade where goods are loaded and unloaded, complete customs formalities, temporarily stored, staffed and unstaffed, made ready for transport and distributed to their final destinations. The enterprise endeavors to make these services more efficient and convenient to importers and exporters and play a crucial role in the logistics chain.
Services in Port/Terminal Sector

Loading and unloading import and export goods
Reefer container services
Stuffing and un staffing of containers
Handling non-containerized goods
Providing temporary storage for containers, goods and vehicles
Container cleaning and repair and other related services

LOCATION

Modjo Port/Terminal
The Modjo port/Terminal has a total area of 61 hectare of land and is located along the road between Addis Ababa and Djibuti 76 kilometers east of Addis Ababa. The port consists of a container terminal, a break bulk terminal and RoRo terminal. Furthermore the port is designed to have 6 warehouses, which can serve as break-bulk storage, container freight station for stuffing and stripping activities and custom check warehouse for inspection of cargos. The port is located in a strategic place at a near distance to the capital city and major industries in the country. It is the first and multifunctional inland port where all types of freight are loaded, unloaded, stored and handled in the appropriate way.

Semera Port/Terminal
Semera Port/Terminal is located 318kms far from Djibuti port which is the main out late of Ethiopia’s import and export trade and about 592kms east of Addis Ababa. In total, the port has 100 hectares of land for the loading, unloading, multi-modal transferring of import and export goods and an additional 60hectares of land for dwelling and other purposes. The port is equipped with appropriate equipment for handling containerized and non-containerized cargos including vehicles.

Facilities

7 reach stackers with different capacity
11 forklifts of different capacity
12 terminal chassis
4 terminal tractors
20 walky-talkies
2 cranes
2 weight bridges
21 vehicles