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Malindi Port - Unguja
Malindi Port is Located in Zanzibar Town (urban West Region) about – 35 NM off the coast of Tanzania Mainland Lat. 6 0 093′ South Long. 39 0 11.5′ East. It is the main entry point handling International Trade for the Islands of Zanzibar. About 95 percent of Zanzibar imports and export passes through this Port. The Malindi Port has the busiest passenger terminal in East African Region handling an average of 1.5 Million people per year.
Wete Port - Pemba
ZPC is currently developing a feasibility Study in partnership with the German consultancy firm Inros Lackner for modern passenger Terminal to redevelop Wete Port – Pemba
Maruhubi Passanger Terminal
Zanzibar Port corporation (ZPC) signed a contract with a private operator ZF DEVCO for the development of a new modern passenger Terminal in the Maruhubi Area.
Mkoani port - Pemba
Investment of floating berge to enable ferry vessel routes from Unguja to Pemba and Tanga. The new fast ferries route will cut down route time between Unguja to Pemba from 8 hours to 2 hours
Mkoani port - Pemba
Investment of floating berge to enable ferry vessel routes from Unguja to Pemba and Tanga. The new fast ferries route will cut down route time between Unguja to Pemba from 8 hours to 2 hours
Mangapwani Port - Unguja
The Mangapwani multipurpose port is a new cargo facility designed to equip Zanzibar with adequate infrastructure to meet the growing demands of trade and cargo passage through the region. The project will involve the construction of berths for liquid bulk goods, containers, fishing vessels, natural gas offshore services and workshop facilities
Kizimkazi Port - Unguja
ZPC plans to develop a passenger Terminal in the southern region of Unguja , kizimkazi area. The plan is accommodate the tourism demand in the region and link kizimkazi, Makunduchi and Paje, which is the 2nd hotspot for tourism behind the North region of Unguja.
Shumba Port - Pemba
The development of a new passenger Terminal will be a gateway connection from Kenya to Tanzania- Zanzibar which will be a marine border due to the close proximity between Shumba and Mombasa-Kenya.
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ZPC is a parastatal Organization established under the Act of Parliament in 1997. In accordance with the Act. ZPC is an autonomous organization which is responsible for managing, Operating and developing ports of Zanzibar. ZPC operates under the Ministry of infrastructure and Communication.
The major responsibilities as stipulated in the Act include managing, operating, developing and promoting port industry in Zanzibar. ZPC expected in particular to perform the role of an operator in terms of commercial activities.

Vision of Corporation is Leading in the provision of efficient and Customer responsive service in the East Africa Region

Mission of Corporation is To provide efficient, effective and responsive port services for social-economic development of Zanzibar

a. Effectiveness and efficiency
b. Good governance and professionalism
c. Customer satisfaction (care and hospitality)
d. Intergration and networking
e. Teamwork and collaboration
f. Ports security and Safety
g. Fair and competitive trade
h. Technological innovation

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Director General

Mr. Akif Ali Khamis

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Passanger Operation

The primary focus is on ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience for passengers, from ticket booking and boarding to in-transit services. Passenger operations involve meticulous planning, scheduling, and coordination to guarantee a smooth journey, emphasizing comfort, safety, and punctuality.

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Cargo Operation

The focus of cargo operations is on ensuring the timely and secure movement of goods from the point of origin to the destination. It encompasses activities like loading, unloading, storage, and documentation. Cargo operators play a crucial role in global trade, facilitating the movement of goods across borders and contributing to supply chain efficiency.

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Container Operation

This encompasses the loading, unloading, and handling of standardized containers, typically measuring 20 or 40 feet in length. Containerization revolutionized the logistics industry, providing a standardized and scalable solution for global trade. Container operations optimize the packing and unpacking process, ensuring the safe transit of goods, reducing handling costs, and enhancing overall supply chain efficiency.

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