The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with APS – Port of Sines and Algarve Authority in Portugal to enhance cooperation in developing sustainable, green, and digital logistics corridors. The five-year MoU signifies a milestone in promoting trade and logistics between Namibia and Portugal, emphasizing both countries' roles as significant hubs for sustainable energy and global commerce. This partnership aligns with the European Commission's Global Gateway Initiative, which seeks to attract €300 billion in investment for smart, clean, and secure connections in energy, transport, and digital sectors. Namport highlighted Namibia's renewable energy resources, essential raw materials, and its green hydrogen production ambitions, with the ports of Walvis Bay and Lüderitz facilitating exports and enhancing regional trade. The collaboration between Namport and the Port of Sines focuses on establishing an Atlantic Hub and logistics corridor to handle critical raw materials, synthetic fuels, green hydrogen, and its carriers, leveraging the natural characteristics and strategic location of the Port of Sines as a key European logistics hub under the initiative.