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Red Sea terminal debuts as ocean carriers test post-crisis Suez routing

Backed by $1.8 billion from Hutchison, CMA CGM and Cosco, the Ain Sokhna terminal comes online amid renewed confidence in ...

The Gradual Return of Ships to the Red Sea Hits a Key Milestone

After more than two years of avoiding the Red Sea, the world’s leading container lines are inching back to the vital lane for ...
Container Management

Egypt Boosts Suez Connectivity with New Semi-Automated Terminal at Ain Sokhna

Egypt has opened a semi-automated container terminal at Ain Sokhna, its principal Red Sea port, developed by a consortium of ...
Devdiscourse

Maersk Resumes Suez Canal Route, Signaling Trade Recovery

Maersk will resume using the Suez Canal after disruptions due to Yemeni Houthi attacks, aiming to reduce transit times and ...
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Why ships drift toward the banks in the Suez Canal

This video explains the “bank effect,” a hydrodynamic phenomenon that affects ships navigating narrow waterways like the Suez ...

Maersk ramps up Suez Canal return that could dampen freight rates

Maersk said on Thursday that one of its services will resume using the Red Sea and Suez Canal this month, marking a key step ...
TradeWinds

Maersk relaunches first full liner service through trans-Suez canal

AP Moller-Maersk has relaunched its first full liner service passing through the Suez Canal in over two years. The Danish ...

Maersk to return to Red Sea as stability improves in region

AP Moller-Maersk A/S will return to sailing regularly through the Suez canal this month as the security situation improves in the Middle East.