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Maritime route boosts Middle East trading
The global shipping company WEC Lines has launched a weekly sea service connecting the port of Nador to the Portuguese port of Setúbal, aimed at enhancing the flexibility of Moroccan supply chains and reducing dependence on land routes through Spain and France. The service offers container transfers in three days to Setúbal, followed by shipping to major European ports such as Rotterdam and Antwerp within 3 to 8 days. This initiative helps lower transportation costs and alleviate congestion at border crossings, particularly benefiting the agricultural and food industries. It also provides refrigerated containers and high-capacity shipping equipment. This move coincides with the upcoming operation of the Nador West Med port complex, further supporting investment and connecting the national economy to global value chains.
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