Egypt: Exporting 7,100 tons of salt to Greece through Port El Arish

Published 2022년 2월 1일

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The Suez Canal Economic Zone has continued salt exports to Europe through the sea port of El-Arish, receiving two ships, ANT and ERDOGAN SENKAYA, to ship a total of 7100 tons of salt to Greece. This makes them the first ships to be received by the port this year, creating job opportunities and contributing to the development of the Sinai Peninsula. The port is undergoing significant development, including the construction of new facilities, civil works, and dredging, with plans to increase the draft in front of the berths.
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The Suez Canal Economic Zone announced the continuation of salt exports to Europe through the sea port of El-Arish, where the ship ANT, coming from Turkey, flying the Vanto flag, a length of 99.8 meters and a draft of 6.5 meters, was received to ship 4900 tons of salt to Greece. The port also received the ship ERDOGAN SENKAYA, flying the Turkish flag, with a length of 111 meters and a draft of 6.5 meters, to ship 2,200 tons of salt to Greece. The authority stated in a statement that with the arrival of these two ships, they are considered the first two ships to be received by the port this year, as El Arish port is the sea port for exporting Sinai's packaged and raw products, which creates direct and indirect job opportunities for the people of the governorate and pushes the development process in the Sinai Peninsula. It is worth noting that the port of Al-Arish, which is affiliated to the economic zone, is witnessing development processes for the first basin, between the ...
Source: Almalnews

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