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Maersk Revises Container Service Charges at Egyptian Ports
Maersk has revised its container service charges across major Egyptian ports, introducing updated tariffs for inbound and outbound shipments. The…
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Milaha September 2026 Maritime Operations Highlight Extensive Offshore and Marine Activity
Milaha reported extensive maritime activity in September 2026, including 65 offshore vessels under contract, 5.71 million liters of fuel delivered…
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Port of Tripoli Development Plans Highlight Container Terminal Expansion and Investment Opportunities
Lebanon’s Port of Tripoli has presented plans to expand its existing container terminal, construct a new terminal and improve rail…
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Egypt Signs MoU With Xiamen C&D to Develop El Max Port Dry Bulk Terminal
Egypt’s Alexandria Port Authority has signed an MoU with China’s Xiamen C&D to develop a specialized dry bulk terminal at…
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Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Relaunch FM1 Service Under Gemini Cooperation, Strengthening Asia–Middle East Connectivity
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are relaunching the FM1 container shipping service under Gemini Cooperation, restoring direct connections between Asia and Khor…
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Suez Canal Container Ship Transits Surge as CMA CGM Reaffirms Commitment to Route
The Suez Canal recorded 166 medium-sized and mega container ship transits between July and September 2026, up from 16 a…
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TCI Sokhna Terminal Adds Three Mobile Harbour Cranes, Expanding Fleet to Four
TCI Sokhna Terminal has received three new mobile harbour cranes, expanding its fleet to four units. The investment will improve…
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New Taicang–Jeddah Shipping Service to Cut Transit Times by Up to Three Weeks
Hai Son Shipping has launched a direct container shipping service connecting China's Taicang Port with Jeddah Islamic Port in Saudi…
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Saudi Global Ports Handles FATIMA-2 Bulk Salt Loading at Dammam Port
Saudi Global Ports welcomed the 32,000-dwt FATIMA-2 on its first call at King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam, coordinating a bulk…
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Emarat Maritime Newbuilding Program Reaches 22 Ships With Six LR1 Tankers
Dubai-based Emarat Maritime has added six 74,000-dwt LR1 product tankers to its Chinese newbuilding program, bringing its orderbook to 22…