Hapag-Lloyd is looking to expand its operations and increase its services in East Africa, building on its nine-year presence at the Port of Mombasa as the shipping line seeks to strengthen its regional network. The expansion plans were discussed during an engagement between Hapag-Lloyd Managing Director for East Africa Altamush Ahmed and Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) CEO Capt. Hapag-Lloyd, which began operations at the Port of Mombasa nine years ago, is looking to build on its presence by expanding its operations and increasing its services in the region. The infrastructure and technology investments are aimed at strengthening Kenya's port capacity as cargo volumes and shipping activity across East Africa continue to grow. Hapag-Lloyd's expansion plans could also reinforce Mombasa's role as a key maritime gateway for East Africa, supporting connectivity between Kenya, regional markets and international trade lanes.