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The Egyptian Ministry of Transport, represented by the Egypt Ports Maritime Company, has commenced trial operations for the first phase of the General Cargo and Bulk Terminal at Suez Port, with the aim of improving the maritime transportation system and transforming Egypt into a regional hub for transport and logistics. The phase saw the reception of the first cargo ship, the GAMBELLA, which was loaded with approximately 1,460 tons of battery units for an energy storage system, successfully unloaded. The terminal features a design covering about 397,000 square meters, including two berths totaling 1,200 meters in length with a depth of 18 meters. It aims to facilitate the handling of 10 million tons of cargo annually, thereby enhancing Suez Port's capacity to accommodate large vessels and increasing the efficiency of industrial trade and logistics movement in the region. This is part of a sustainable development plan to strengthen Egypt's position as a regional center for transportation and logistics services.
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