Since June 15, the country has adopted mandatory requirements for foreign trade goods!

The fees for ECTN certificates are $100 /TEU and $150 /FEU.

The Djibouti Ports and Free Zone Authority (Djibouti Ports and Free Zone Authority) has issued an official notice saying that from June 15, all cargo unloaded at Djibouti ports, regardless of the final destination, must hold an ECTN (Electronic Cargo Tracking Slip) certificate.

 

The ECTN certificate contains comprehensive information about the cargo, including how it was transported between ports and how long it took. Before arriving at the port, each shipment must be accompanied by an ECTN certificate. In addition, each bill of lading must also indicate the corresponding ECTN tracking number. Otherwise, there may be problems with the goods during customs clearance and transit.

 

According to the Djibouti CTN website, the fees for ECTN certificates are $100 /TEU and $150 /FEU.

 

Djibouti is located on the west bank of the Gulf of Aden in northeast Africa, between the Suez Canal and the Red Sea. It is an important maritime trade channel connecting Europe and Mediterranean countries with the Persian Gulf, South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia, and its strategic position is very important.