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Khoms Port receives five new Ferrari and Kone Crane 45-ton cranes

bySami Zaptia
February 20, 2026
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Libyan Ports fees increased by 235 percent to reflect dinar devaluation

Logo: Libyan Ports Company

The Khoms Port branch of the Libyan Ports Company reported last Sunday (15 February) that five Ferrari and Kone Crane 45-ton cranes arrived on the same day at Khoms Port.

These cranes, it added, will join the existing fleet of 45-ton cranes currently operating at the port.

The Libyan Ports Company said the arrivals come as part of its efforts to modernize the machinery, equipment, and operational requirements of its ports, in accordance with a comprehensive development plan that includes all equipment and machinery used in operations.

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