Hapag-Lloyd and DP World have agreed to expand their cooperation across Africa as the carrier prepares for further growth on the continent. The partnership will focus on securing long-term terminal capacity in Dakar, Senegal; Luanda, Angola; and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The companies will also support the development of port infrastructure in Banana, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Maputo, Mozambique. Hapag-Lloyd expects its African transport volumes to exceed one million TEU in 2026. The carrier plans to continue expanding its network while securing the capacity needed to support rising cargo volumes. “Africa is one of Hapag-Lloyd’s most important growth markets, and we see significant long-term potential across the continent,” said Rolf Habben Jansen, CEO of Hapag-Lloyd. “To support this growth, we need reliable infrastructure, sufficient terminal capacity and a network that can scale with our customers,” he added. The agreement forms part of Hapag-Lloyd’s broader terminal strategy. The carrier said it will continue working with several terminal operators to secure flexible access to port and landside infrastructure. At the same time, Hapag-Lloyd plans to expand its own terminal portfolio through Hanseatic Global Terminals. The post Hapag-Lloyd expands DP World partnership to support African growth appeared first on Container News .