Integrated port development plan targets 100 km piers
The maritime transport sector development plan in Egypt involves transforming ports into integrated logistics centers by establishing five new ports, bringing the total number of ports to 19, with expansions to cover 100 million square meters. The plan includes adding over 70 kilometers of quay walls with depths ranging from 18 to 25 meters, as well as developing navigational channels and enhancing the fleet of tugboats to reach 80 vessels with towing capacities of up to 90 tons. Additionally, the plan aims to attract major international shipping lines and improve the competitiveness of Egyptian ports, thereby strengthening Egypt’s position as a regional hub for trade and logistics in the Red and Mediterranean Seas, capitalizing on its strategic location.
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