Ports & Terminals
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First International Sudanese Ports Conference Opens in Port Sudan
Shipping Arabia, October 6, 2026 – The first International Sudanese Ports Conference opened in Port Sudan on September 27, bringing…
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Jordan Maritime Commission Targets Vessel Waiting Times at Aqaba Ports
Jordan Maritime Commission convened Aqaba stakeholders to address vessel waiting cases, improve cargo flow and strengthen planning across port operations.
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IMO Strengthens Somalia Port Security Coordination Through Bosaso Workshop
IMO brought port, security and government authorities together in Bosaso to strengthen coordination, information sharing and maritime security arrangements.
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Latakia Port Adds 16 New Forklifts to Strengthen Cargo Operations
Latakia Port has received 16 new three-tonne forklifts to support loading, discharge and cargo movement as infrastructure upgrades continue.
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Sudan Rules Out Port Privatization as Strategic Partnerships and Port Reform Advance
Sudan’s Sea Ports Corporation has rejected port privatization while advancing plans for strategic partnerships, infrastructure development and institutional reform.
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Tartous Port Accelerates Cargo Handling at Berth 4 Following Commercial Restart
Cargo handling and unloading are continuing at Berth 4 in Tartous Port after commercial operations began in August, strengthening the…
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AASTMT Concludes Port Security and Operations Training for Four Countries
AASTMT concluded a specialized program covering port security, risk management, cybersecurity, business continuity, automation and AI for 30 participants from…
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Egypt Highlights Yacht Tourism Development at Monaco Yacht Show 2026
Egypt showcased its yacht tourism and marina development efforts at Monaco Yacht Show 2026 while exploring cooperation with investors and…
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Gulftainer Hosts India’s Consul General at Khorfakkan Commercial Terminal
Gulftainer hosted India’s Consul General in Dubai at Khorfakkan Commercial Terminal for talks on ports, logistics and integrated supply chains.
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Red Sea Ports Authority Plans Private-Sector Investment at Nuweiba and Sharm El Sheikh Ports
Red Sea Ports Authority plans new investment opportunities covering passenger facilities at Nuweiba and infrastructure development at Sharm El Sheikh.