Egypt's salt export rates rise to 100,000 tons

Published Oct 3, 2021

Tridge summary

The Suez Canal Economic Zone has continued its salt exports to foreign markets through the sea port of El Arish, with the forty-third ship entering the port since January. The AL RAHMANI, flying the Togo flag and with a length of 81 meters and a draft of 13 meters, has loaded 3,400 tons of salt to export to Lebanon, bringing the total exported through the port of El Arish to 100,000 tons. Sokhna Port has also seen an increase in container handling imports and exports, with a 39% increase in imports and a 23% increase in exports volume. The head of the economic zone, Engineer Yahya Zaki, emphasized that the region's ports are uncompetitive as they all contribute to the national economy and that international shipping lines are showing increased confidence in the region's ports due to their management systems and distinguished locations.
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The Suez Canal Economic Zone announced, in a statement, the continuation of salt exports to foreign markets, through the sea port of El Arish. The authority's statement stated that with the arrival of this ship, it is the forty-third that has entered the port since it began operating last January, and the twenty-third of its kind to export salt to the foreign market, bringing the total of salt exported through the port of El Arish to 100,000 tons. The ship AL RAHMANI, coming from Alexandria port, flying the Togo flag, has a length of 81 meters and a draft of 13 meters, to ship 3,400 tons of salt to Lebanon. In this regard, permanent coordination is taking place between the concerned authorities in the port to facilitate all procedures for the entry and exit of the ship to and from the port and the shipping operations on the berths. It is noteworthy that Engineer Yahya Zaki, head of the economic zone of the Suez Canal, confirmed that Sokhna Port achieved an increase in the ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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