Djibouti: prepare a logistics project in the international free zone

What the operators describe

The Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority describes the DIFTZ as a development delivered in stages, including bonded warehousing, distribution, light processing and business services. The scope of each activity must be checked against your requirement before considering a presence or a service there.

The DIFTZ operator describes services between the port and the zone: collection, transport, entry into the zone, handling, temporary storage and preparation for outbound movements. This offering provides a starting point for consulting a provider on a defined shipment flow.

Map the goods' physical journey

Prepare a simple diagram from the manufacturer to the final recipient. At every stop, indicate who receives the goods, what happens to them and which document records the operation. Goods unloaded, stored and then forwarded raise different questions from a product that is assembled or repacked.

To consult providers, gather parcel dimensions and weights, product types, storage conditions and proposed storage duration. Ask how batches will be identified, inbound and outbound movements recorded, and issues found on receipt handled.

Prepare for arrival at the destination too

Record the final sales country in the documentation from the first discussion. Ask the appropriate specialists to confirm the movement arrangements, outbound documents and entry formalities at the destination. Keep answers about storage separate from those concerning the product's customs treatment.

The enquiry should allow complete scopes to be compared: receipt, storage, parcel operations, order preparation and handover to the next carrier. Maison Brach follows these discussions and project documents so that decisions remain connected to the route actually planned.

Discuss your project

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Maison Brach prepares the questions and documents to review with your business.