Source : Department of Journalism/ ق س Admiral Mohab Mameesh SignsMOU with Singapore-based PSA International for the Study of DevelopmentPotentials , Operation, Marketing and Management of a New Container Terminal inEast Port Said Basin Admiral Mohab Mameesh, Chairman of theSuez Canal Authority, signed a Memo of Understanding with Singapore-based PSAInternational for the study of development […]
Further to Article 58 of SC Rules of navigation edition of August 2015 concerning escorting tugs according to the S.C net tonnage of transiting vessels, shipping agencies of vessels that transit for the first time must submit the following documents at enough time before transit ( one week at least ): Suez Canal tonnage certificate […]
On container ships coming from ports of the east coast of America heading to south east Asian ports Article One – Upon the requirements of Suez Canal users and for attracting more ships to transit the Canal, the SCA announces the following :- 1) Extending the range of the grantedreduction stated in the circularNo.3/2015 to the north up to […]
SCZone development plan that envisions logistics, shipping and industrial development at three primary nodes along the canal — Ismailia, Ain Sokhna-Suez and Port Said. The development project at Port Said is generally considered to be the most important part of the overall plan, with thousands of acres available for development of additional port, logistics and […]
Egypt set a date for completion of a side channel at East Port Said near the entrance to the Suez Canal that will allow better access to the port from the Mediterranean Sea. The channel will cost $36 million to dredge and will be complete by the end of June 2016, Mohab Memish, head of […]
Admiral Mohab Mamish, Head of the Suez Canal Authority, inaugurated the port of East Port Said’s side channel on Wednesday, after trial runs successfully passed through the channel earlier this week. The new canal aims to allow larger ships in and out of the port. Mamish said that about 45m cubic meters of sand were […]
