Contact Us

  • Head Office
  • Regional
  • Enquiry Form
Windhoek, Namibia

31 General Murtala Muhammed Avenue, Eros, Windhoek, Namibia

P.O. Box 25220, Windhoek, Namibia

+264 61 251 669

marketing_[at]_wbcg.com.na

 





Security code:



All correspondence from this form is treated as confidential.
If required we will respond to your query within 24 hours.



Johannesburg, South Africa

+27 65 154 1906

bdm_[at]_wbcg.co.za

 

Lusaka, Zambia

+260 97 957 3349

bdm_[at]_wbcgzm.com

 

Sao Paulo, Brazil

+55 11 99487 8681

ricardo@wbcg.com.br

 

Lubumbashi, DRC

+243 818 503 241

bdm_[at]_wbcg.cd






connecting southern africa
to the rest of the world

Affiliates

Strategic partnerships

The Walvis Bay Corridor Group has established national, regional and international links with institutions such as the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida), the Southern African Global Competitiveness Hub, the Federation of East and Southern African Road Transport Associations (FESARTA), the Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Programme (SSATP), the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), and regional bodies such as the Trans Kalahari and Walvis bay-Ndola-Lubumbashi Development Corridor’s Management Committees established to optimise the utilisation of the Corridors.

The WBCG has established continental and regional partnerships with African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC). The Group also established other international partnerships with institutions such as the Afro Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, southern African Netherlands Chamber of Commerce, the Singapore International Investment Centre and the Embassy of Finland in Namibia to develop a strategic international network to promote the Walvis Bay as the preferred trade route for southern Africa.

The WBCG is a member of the African Corridor Management Alliance (ACMA) which aims to provide strategic direction with respect to corridor development initiatives and activities, and align the key objectives and priorities of the participating countries and institutions with the policies and strategies for achieving the long-term continental goals that are consistent with AU Agenda 2063. At present our CEO holds the position as Interim Chairperson of ACMA.

The Walvis Bay Corridor Group is continuously looking at potential partnerships that can strengthen its mandate to develop the Walvis Bay Corridors as the leading trade routes in southern Africa.