Egypt
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SCZONE, Nafith Egypt Sign EGP 1 Billion Deal for Sokhna Port Truck Yard
SCZONE and Nafith Egypt have signed a contract to develop and operate a 167,000-square-meter digital truck yard at Sokhna Port,…
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Damietta Port Safety Review Covers Cargo, Firefighting and Environmental Procedures
Damietta Port underwent a comprehensive safety inspection covering cargo handling, environmental protection, emergency preparedness and a practical firefighting drill.
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Major Shipping Lines Increase and Consider Return to Suez Canal Transits
Major carriers are increasing or considering renewed Suez Canal transits, with CMA CGM and Maersk reporting higher traffic and other…
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Alexandria Container Tariffs Put Mediterranean Transit Competitiveness Under Scrutiny
New tariffs at Alexandria Container & Cargo Handling Company have raised container service costs, prompting debate over port competitiveness, transit…
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Damietta Container Terminal Adds MSC EMUSA Weekly Service
Damietta Container & Cargo Handling Co. has added MSC’s weekly EMUSA service, with MSC MOMBASA making the first call on…
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Higher Asia Freight Rates Raise Cost Pressures on Egyptian Trade
Freight rates from major Chinese ports to Damietta are adding cost pressure across Egyptian trade, with 20-foot container rates reaching…
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Red Sea Ports Authority Wins Maritime Tourism Excellence Award
Red Sea Ports Authority has been recognized for its efforts to advance maritime tourism and improve services across its ports…
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Damietta Expands Imported Vehicle Handling and Storage Services
Damietta Container & Cargo Handling Company is expanding imported vehicle handling and storage activities as it diversifies logistics services and…
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Damietta Port Honored for Emergency Response to Regasification Vessel Incident
Shipping Arabia, September 25, 2026 – Damietta Port Authority has received an Exceptional Courage Award for its emergency response to…
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Suez Canal August Revenue Jumps 56.7% as Ship Traffic Continues Recovery
Shipping Arabia, September 25, 2026 – Suez Canal traffic continued to recover in August, with 1,358 vessels carrying 68.3 million…