Suez Canal
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ِAdmiral Osama Rabie, receives the commander of the US Central Command
Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, received Lieutenant-General Michael Corella, commander of the US Central Command, and his accompanying delegation at the authority’s headquarters, on the sidelines of his official visit. of the Arab Republic of Egypt, in the presence of Major General A.H. Mohamed Rabie, Commander…
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Suez Canal : The completion of the works of expanding and deepening permanently 2023
Suez Canal strengthens its naval fleet Joining 16 different marine units President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi said that the works of expanding and deepening the canal are scheduled to be finally completed next year (2023). He Said that during the celebration of the opening of the Olympic Village and the inauguration of…
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Sisi reviews navigation movement rates in Suez Canal during FY 2021-22
During his meeting with ِAdmiral Osama Rabie,Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, President Abdel Fattah El Sisi reviewed the Suez Canal Authority of navigation movement in the canal during the year 2021/2022 Unprecedented record numbers:Admiral Osama Rabie confirmed that digging the new Suez Canal, and the continuous development of the…
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ٍSuez Canal : The channel’s navigation continues to be regular
ِAdmiral Osama Rabie: Crossing of 57 ships from both directions, with a net tonnage of 3.4 million tons Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, stated that the navigation movement in the canal operates on a regular basis, as the navigational reports record, today, Thursday, the crossing of…
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Rabie: “Success of the floating operation of the fuel tanker AFFINITY and the return of regular navigation in the canal.”
ِAdmiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, announced today, Thursday, the success of the rescue units and the authority’s tugs in salvaging and floating the 64 thousand-ton fuel tanker AFFINITY, which ran aground at the 143 kilometer, numbering 143 canal due to a technical malfunction at the ship’s…
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Rabie discusses ways of joint cooperation with Dan Jørgensen the Danish Minister of Energy and Climate
Rabie : Grant incentives and discounts to environmentally friendly ships to encourage shipping lines to build ships. Jørgensen: MAERSK is working to build 14 new ships running on methanol and establish the first green fuel plant to supply environmentally friendly ships in Egypt Admiral Osama Rabie,Chairman of the Suez Canal…
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Walid Sami : New Chairman of SCZONE
The Official Gazette published the decision of President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, the President of the Republic, to appoint Walid Mohamed Sami Gamal El-Din as Chairman of the General Authority for the Economic Zone of the Suez Canal. The decision stipulated the appointment of Jamal Al-Din, with the rank of minister, for…
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Bilateral agreement between AP Moller Maersk International and the Suez Canal
Plan of A.P. Moller Maersk to transform the Suez Canal Container Terminal into a smart terminal operated by the latest smart systems ِAdmiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, concluded his four-day foreign tour in the Netherlands and Denmark, from 7-10/8, during which it aimed to discuss ways…
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A new record on the seventh anniversary of the opening of the new Suez Canal
Admiral Osama Rabie: ” The transit of 89 ships as the highest daily transit rate for transiting ships, with a total net tonnage of 5.2 million tons.” Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, stated that the navigation movement in the canal recorded, today, Saturday, the highest daily…
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Suez Canal records the highest monthly revenue in its history of $704 million in July
ِAdmiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, announced that the navigation statistics in the canal during the month of July 2022 set new records, achieving the highest monthly transit rate in the history of the canal, Amounting to 2,103 ships, the highest monthly net tonnage in the history…
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