Shipping & Logistics News
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Egypt Raises Public Transportation Tariffs after Fuel Hike
Banners and posters containing the new tariff prices had been placed at the entrances to all parking lots clearly in front of citizens.
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Egypt: direct line to China from the seaport in Ain Sukhna at the end of March
For the manager of the shipping company, "the transport line with China aims to increase connections due to the growth of the domestic market".
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Sisi appoints 3 new vice presidents to Suez Canal Economic Zone
Major General Mohamed Ahmed appointed as Vice President of the General Authority of the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) for the Northern Region.
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Egypt parliament approves law to license tuk-tuks
The Egyptian House of Representatives approved a draft law amending the traffic law to increase license plate fees to LE600 instead of LE115.
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SCZone, GTEZ sign coordination protocol across various sectors
In January, the Cabinet announced that SCZone had signed five framework agreements to initiate projects worth around $250 million in total.
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5 Things you need to know about Egypt's Suez Canal expansion
Egypt is on the brink of a monumental transformation with the expansion of the Suez Canal.
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Egypt to operate its first double-decker train
It is a Desiro HC model, consisting of two floors, with a capacity of 849 passengers, and will operate on the lines at an operating speed of 160 km/h.
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Egypt unveils hydrogen plans for Suez Canal
Egypt has signed seven agreements with seven international developers to develop green hydrogen production plans and renewable energy installations.
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Bolt expands into North Africa with Launch in Egypt offering incentives for riders and drivers
The launch in Cairo comes with an attractive promotion to entice riders — a half-off discount for a six-month duration is being offered.
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Egypt studies plan to expand Suez Canal to speed up transit time
Egypt is carrying out a feasibility study on further expanding the Suez Canal in a push to speed up transit times and avert potential blockages.
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Int'l Shipping Lines Confirm Returning to Suez Canal as Soon as Red Sea Crisis Ends
This came in the opening of the activities of the thirteenth annual International Maritime Transport and Logistics Conference (MARLOG).
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MP demands stricter measures for ride sharing app drivers in Egypt
This comes after a young woman in Shorouk accused a car driver of trying to harass and kidnap her.
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SCZone Explores Opportunities with European Partners
Especially to complete huge projects by preparing infrastructure and facilities with international specifications in ports and industrial zones.
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Egypt to Build Logistics Corridor in Tanzania
Minister of Transportation Kamel Al-Wazir inspected the Kigali Dry Port in Rwanda, one of Egypt's projects in African countries.
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Revolutionizing Egypt's Ports: A Leap Towards Efficient Trade and Transit
Explore Egypt's bold customs reform efforts under Dr. Muhammad Maait's leadership, aimed at boosting efficiency, reducing costs.
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Suez Canal revenues decline up to 50% due to Red Sea tensions
The number of ships that crossed the canal decreased to 1,362 ships in January, compared to 2,155 ships in the same month last year.
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SulleX Launches Egypt's First $150M Smart Logistics City in Giza for Chilled and Frozen Goods
The area is nestled within the expansive landscapes of Giza Governorate, this $150 million investment sprawls over 510,000 square meters.
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Egypt establishes new logistical zone in Rafah: Former official
Salem explained that thousands of vehicles there have endured difficult conditions due to the long distance from al-Arish Airport or al-Arish Port.
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Egypt's Logistics Market: Pioneering the Future of Global Trade
Egypt's logistics market is expected to reach $52.6 billion by 2027, driven by strategic location, e-commerce growth, and infrastructure investment.
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Red Sea attacks' impact on Suez Canal revenue can be partly absorbed-Egypt finance minister
Egypt's Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said part of the impact on Suez Canal revenue of the Red Sea attacks on vessels could be absorbed.