09/06/2026
Once again Namibia is at the centre of the conversation.
The AFRIQOM Conference is currently underway at the Strand Hotel in Swakopmund, and Namport is right where it belongs: at the table.
Delegates from across the African continent, Europe, and as far as the UAE have converged in Swakopmund for one of the most strategically significant gatherings in the regional commodities space. The agenda is clear; operational policy, technical best practice, and the future of fertilizer trade across the continent.
A special congratulations to Namport’s Executive: Commercial, Elias Mwenyo for delivering a sterling and impactful presentation at this prestigious forum. Your representation of Namport on this stage is exactly the kind of thought leadership that positions our port and our nation at the forefront of African trade.
At the heart of these discussions sits a compelling proposition:
The Port of Walvis Bay as the preferred gateway for the handling and trade of fertilizers, urea, ammonium nitrate, and other special commodities; connecting Africa’s agricultural ambitions to the world.
The opportunity is real. The capability is proven. The conversation is happening. And Namibia is leading it
