Exchanging notifications of the arrival of commercial ships through the (PTS) electronic trade portal starts
The Tripoli based Libyan Ministry of Economy and Trade’s Libya Trade Network announced yesterday that the notification exchange of the ...
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New China-UAE-Benghazi Julyana Free Port shipping line inaugurated
Benghazi’s Julyana Free Port reported last Wednesday (23 April) that a new shipping line connecting it with major ports in ...
New ro-ro line between Venice and Libya will set sail in May
The Mimer ship, chartered by Finnish Godby Shipping, will directly connect Chioggia (Venice) with Benghazi and Misrata, and will then ...
Singapore shipping company ONE appoints Libya agent
Ocean Network Express (ONE), headquartered in Singapore, has appointed Etihad shipping agency as its agent in Libya ONE reports that ...
Six hydraulic grain grab buckets delivered to Tripoli and Khoms ports
The Libyan Ports Company announced yesterday the arrival of six hydraulic clamshell/grab grain buckets with a load of 10 and ...
Misrata Free Zone sets new record for container handling in November
Misrata Free Zone (MFZ) announced Thursday that its port had set a new record for container handling in November. It ...
After a long hiatus, Egypt Air restarts cargo flights with Misrata Airport
After a hiatus of several years, Egypt Air restarted its cargo flights to and from Misrata airport last Thursday, Misrata ...
Zarzis to Tripoli freight and passenger shipping line discussed
By Sami Zaptia. London, 30 August 2021: A new cargo and passenger shipping line from the southern Tunisian port of ...
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