Dammam port to enhance logistics services with new improved Asia connections
RIYADH : Trade links between Saudi Arabia and Southeast Asia are set to further prosper after the Kingdom’s port authority announced a new shipping service IMS to the region from King Abdulaziz Port in
COSCO Shipping’s 20,000 TEU ship to call at La Spezia
SHANGHAI : COSCO Shipping has recently announced that its 20,000 TEU containerships will begin regular calls at the Port of La Spezia. The COSCO Shipping Aries is expected to dock at the port of
As the highest throughput in its history, King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam continued breaking records by handling 235,820 TEUs
DAMMAM : In February 2024, King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam achieved a new record by handling 235,820 TEUs, an increase of 25.41% compared to the previous throughput of 166,956 TEUs in 2023. This
Mawani records growth in Imported Containers by 16.88% and Cargo Throughput Tonnage by 1.44% in February 2024
RIYADH : The ports supervised by the Saudi Ports Authority ‘Mawani’ have recorded a growth in the statistics of imported containers by 16.88%, reaching 266,672 TEUs, compared to 193,937 TEUs in 2023. They also
Mersin International Port Bags “Best Port of the Year” at International Consumer Quality Summit
ISTANBUL : Mersin International Port (MIP) clinched the “Best Port of the Year” Award for the first time at the 37th Annual International Consumer Quality Summit, held in Istanbul, Türkiye recently in February. Each
Port of New York and New Jersey handles over 660,000 TEUs in January
NEW YORK : Τhe Port of New York and New Jersey experienced a strong start to the year with increased total volume and auto shipments. In January, total volume rose 3.4% compared to the
PSA Singapore launches Jurong Island Terminal expansion project
SINGAPORE : PSA Singapore has unveiled a strategic initiative to expand its Jurong Island Terminal (JIT) in response to escalating demand for sustainable, efficient, and resilient supply chain solutions within Jurong Island’s industries. Situated
Red Sea crisis causes surge in vessel calls and congestion at African ports
NEW YORK : “The Red Sea crisis is highlighting the wide gap in efficiency between ports in Africa and other world regions, despite heavy investment in port infrastructure on the continent over the past