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Policy

Every Lobito-relevant policy project and actor across the corridor.

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Policy actors

Zambia Ministry of Transport and LogisticsVerified

Government · Zambia

Signed the LCTTFA agreement and the Zambia–Lobito concession framework.

Angola Ministry of Transport

Government · Angola

Grantor of the LAR and Lobito terminal concessions; ran the international port tenders.

DRC Ministry of Transport

Government · DR Congo

Leading the Tenke–Kolwezi–Dilolo rehabilitation tender announced for April 2026 ($400–410m est.).

Lobito Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency

Government · Angola

Tri-national agency created by the agreement signed at Lobito Port on 27 January 2023 (SADC-coordinated); in full force since 28 July 2025 after DRC ratification.

Southern African Development Community

Multilateral · Global

Regional bloc coordinating the LCTTFA agreement and convening the corridor's Committee of Ministers.

TradeMark Africa

Multilateral · Global

Implementer of EU-funded corridor trade facilitation (€6m) across DRC, Angola and Zambia.

United Nations Industrial Development Organization

Multilateral · Global

Implementer of the EU-funded €9.8m artisanal mining vocational training programme in Zambia.

U.S. State Department — Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment

Government · United States

G7+ initiative leading U.S. corridor implementation through the special coordinator's office at the State Department.