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Transit trade: 232 containers transit through Misrata Free Zone port from Barcelona to Sfax

bySami Zaptia
May 11, 2022
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Transit trade: 232 containers transit through Misrata Free Zone port from Barcelona to Sfax

Misrata Free Zone port continues to process transit trade (Photo: MFZ).

The Conmar Fjord docked at the port of the Misrata Free Zone yesterday arriving from the port of Barcelona with 232 containers on board.

The containers will remain on the same ship and head to the Tunisian port of Sfax.

 

Misrata Free Zone continues to process transit trade – LibyaHerald

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