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Six hydraulic grain grab buckets delivered to Tripoli and Khoms ports

bySami Zaptia
January 31, 2025
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Libyan Ports fees increased by 235 percent to reflect dinar devaluation

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‎The Libyan Ports Company announced yesterday the arrival of six hydraulic clamshell/grab grain buckets with a load of 10 and 12 cubic meters.

The buckets, used for unloading grain from ships, were delivered to the Ports Company’s branches in the ports of Tripoli and Khoms.

The company said their arrival this comes within the framework of its plan to raise the performance rates of the handling work in the ports it operates.‎

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