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First Chinese ship loaded with ‘‘transit trade’’ containers docks at Misrata Free Zone

bySami Zaptia
October 21, 2025
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The International Forum & Exhibition for Free Zones – Misrata: 28 to 29 June at Misrata Free Zone

‎Misrata Free Zone reported yesterday that the first ship from the China Shipping Line, the Honfu, specifically carrying transit containers, docked at its port.

To mark the occasion, the Director of the General Administration of MFZ Port, Abdel Mawla Abou Weifeh, accompanied by several directors of the departments, paid an introductory visit on board to the captain of the ship.

The on-board visit, MFZ said, comes as part of the introduction of the MFZ Port and the services it provides, aiming to survey the opinions of the ship’s crew on the port’s performance and the level of operational and logistical services provided.‎

‎MFZ reported that the ship’s captain and crew expressed their satisfaction and admiration for the operational capabilities of the port, praising the level of organization, modern equipment and remarkable developments in infrastructure and superstructure.‎

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‎The move, MFZ added, is a positive sign of growing confidence in the port’s capabilities as a promising transit trade terminal and reinforces its position as a pivotal logistics hub in regional and international maritime trade.‎

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