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Security Concerns About Suez Oil Rise After Tanker Drone Strike in Egypt
A drone strike that damaged two gas tankers in Egyptian waters has renewed energy security concerns about the nearby Suez…
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Marine World
Middle East War Expands With Reported Drone Attack on U.S.-Owned FSRU in Egypt
A drone hit a U.S.-owned gas storage tanker at Egypt’s Mediterranean port of Damietta, British maritime security firm Ambrey said…
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Egypt Looks to Sign Multi-Year LNG Supply Deal
Egypt is in talks with energy majors including Shell, TotalEnergies and BP to buy 15 to 18 cargoes of liquefied…
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Port News
Salt trade seasoned with strong Egyptian flows
Global seaborne shipments of salt have started 2026 strongly, with rising exports from Egypt pushing cargo volumes to the highest…
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Port News
3.3m teu transhipment hub opens in Egypt
The Damietta Alliance Container Terminal (DACT) officially began commercial operations over the weekend as Hapag‑Lloyd’s 13,117 teu Essen Express made the…
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Maritime News
Damietta Alliance Container Terminal Launches in Egypt
New strategic hub now operational: capacity of up to 3.3 million TEUs and over $600 million in investment Hapag-Lloyd´s “Essen…
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Maritime News
Egypt Seeks Release of Four Citizens on Tanker Seized by Iran
Egypt said on Wednesday that it is working on securing the release of four citizens who were detained by Iran…
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Port News
Maersk heads back to the Red Sea
Danish carrier Maersk, the world’s second largest liner, has taken its first structural step back into the Red Sea, deciding…
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Port News
Suez traffic still 60% down 100 days after last Houthi attack
Suez Canal traffic remains sharply lower more than three months after the last reported Houthi attack, underlining how slow ship…
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Maritime News
Suez Canal Says Maersk Will Return in December, But Will It?
The Suez Canal Authority announced during a joint press conference with Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc that the two organizations had…
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