Trouble in Suez Canal may highlight Libya in logistics

Published 2021년 3월 30일

Tridge summary

A significant economic incident was averted when a large cargo ship was refloated from the Suez Canal, a crucial maritime route. The blockage had potentially disrupted the flow of goods worth $12 billion per day. The incident underscored the importance of the canal for global trade, especially for Turkey, which relies on the canal for exporting to Africa via Libya. The incident also highlighted the potential for reducing logistics times by using Libya as a logistics base, and negotiations for air cargo between Turkey and Libya are underway to further reduce transportation times to Africa.
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In his written statement, Karanfil made evaluations about the successful completion of the efforts to float the giant cargo ship on the Suez Canal, one of the most important waterways of the world, and the opening of the canal to maritime traffic. Suez's woes Canal, Turkey's Carnation stating that Libya's importance in exporting to Africa once again revealed, undesirable that after the accident he expected to pass the 370 ships in the channel 6 daily, reported that long queues formed. Karanfil said, "This situation caused an increase in some commercial products in the world markets. It is said that the product of 12 billion dollars per day passes through this channel. The 6-day accumulation upset the markets." used the expressions. "45 days up to fall into the transportation time 10-15 day range," Murtaza Clove, Libya after the win said emphasizing that the importance for Turkey of trade and export once again understood, said: "The East and Central Africa leading trade The road ...

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