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Lobito Port Shines Bright with Prestigious Quality Award in Dubai!

Port of Lobito Shines with Quality Award at ESQR in Dubai
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In an impressive display of excellence, the Port of Lobito has been honored with a prestigious quality award from the European Society for Quality Research (ESQR) during a ceremony that took place in the vibrant city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This accolade not only highlights the port’s commitment to high-quality standards but also positions it as a significant player in the African and global maritime sectors.

Previously, in 2024, the Port of Lobito earned the esteemed Quality Choice Award from the same organization in Vienna, Austria. These accolades underscore not just the port’s operational prowess but also its continual pursuit of excellence in management and innovation. The recognition from ESQR is a testament to the port’s rigorous adherence to quality—something that has set the standard in the industry.

Manuel Tavares, the Strategy Director of the Port of Lobito, proudly accepted the award on behalf of the Board of Directors. He emphasized the company’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards by achieving three key international certifications in the past year: ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety). Tavares stated, “These international certifications and awards confirm that the Port of Lobito is playing an increasingly important role in the African port context.”

Angola’s strategic location along the Atlantic coast makes the Port of Lobito a vital hub for trade and commerce in Southern Africa. With its recent recognition, the port is not only enhancing Angola’s reputation as a global trade partner but also strengthening its infrastructure and capacity to serve regional and international markets. This focus on sustainability and operational safety aligns with broader global trends, showcasing how African ports can meet and exceed international expectations.

As we watch the Port of Lobito continue to grow and innovate, it serves as an inspiring example of how quality and international standards can propel African enterprises onto the global stage. With its commitment to excellence and sustainable practices, the Port of Lobito is undoubtedly a beacon of hope for the future of trade in the region.

Stay tuned for more updates on advancements in the African maritime industry and how various ports are positioning themselves as leaders on the international front!

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