Member State Profile

Burundi

Key gateway via Lake Tanganyika and the Bujumbura Port, linking water to highways.

Central Corridor Partnership

Burundi on the Central Corridor

Key gateway via Lake Tanganyika and the Bujumbura Port, linking water to highways. The profile brings together the country's corridor connections, infrastructure priorities, trade information and institutional focal points.

Central Corridor routes

Bujumbura – Rumonge – Dar es Salaam
Lake Tanganyika maritime link

Major infrastructure

Port of Bujumbura
Rumonge–Gitaza road corridor

Border posts

Kobero / Kabanga

Current projects

Rumonge – Gitaza / Kabingo Road

Trade & cargo

Lake-linked trade and regional imports serving Burundi and eastern DRC.

National focal institution

Ministry of Transport, Works & Equipment

Country coordination network

Key stakeholders

Ministries, public institutions, operators and industry organisations relevant to Central Corridor work in Burundi.

Ministries

Ministry of Transport, Works & Equipment
Ministry of Commerce and Industries

Public authorities & operators

Office Burundais des Recettes (OBR)
Autorité Portuaire, Maritime et Ferroviaire du Burundi (AMPF)
Office des Routes (OdR)
Bureau Burundais de Normalisation (BBN)
Police de l’Air des Frontières et des Étrangers (PAFE)
Police Spéciale de Roulage

Private sector & industry

Chambre de Commerce, d’Industries, d’Agriculture et d’Artisanat du Burundi (CCIB)
Association des Armateurs du Burundi
Burundi Global Ports Services (GPS)
Société d’Entreposage des Produits Pétroliers (SEP)
Association Burundaise des Agences en Douanes et Transitaires (ABADT)
Association des Transporteurs Internationaux du Burundi (ATIB)

Stakeholder list migrated from the original public CCTTFA website. The Secretariat should confirm names and mandates whenever national appointments or institutional responsibilities change.

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