Djibouti City, Djibouti – The official launch of Nalco, the authorized representative of the global construction machinery giant JCB, took place in Djibouti, marking a significant milestone for the country’s construction and infrastructure sector.

The event showcased Nalco’s commitment to providing cutting-edge heavy-duty vehicles and construction equipment, addressing the growing demand for modern machinery in Djibouti and the Horn of Africa region.

Nalco offers a wide range of advanced construction machines, including excavators, backhoes, loaders, and medium to large-scale industrial machinery, all designed to enhance efficiency in the construction industry.

Government and Business Leaders Attend the Ceremony

The official inauguration was attended by Djibouti’s Minister of Labor, Omar Abdi Said, alongside senior government officials, business leaders, and industry representatives.

Speaking at the ceremony, Nalco’s representative emphasized the company’s progress in recent years and its commitment to enhancing Djibouti’s construction and development sector.

“We are delighted to bring world-class JCB machinery to Djibouti, empowering businesses and contractors with the latest innovations in construction technology,” the representative said.

Additionally, the Director of Trade expressed enthusiasm for the launch, highlighting the economic benefits and new opportunities the company will create within Djibouti’s construction industry.

A New Era for Djibouti’s Construction Sector

With its strategic position as a gateway to Africa, Djibouti is undergoing rapid infrastructural transformation, making access to modern construction equipment more crucial than ever.

As the exclusive JCB distributor in Djibouti, Nalco aims to streamline access to high-quality machinery, facilitating the development of roads, ports, urban infrastructure, and other major projects.

With the launch of Nalco as JCB’s official representative, Djibouti is expected to witness a significant leap in efficiency and innovation within its construction sector.