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First passenger ship line Tripoli to Zarzis launched
The first passenger ship line was launched yesterday from Tripoli Passenger Terminal to Zarzis, southern Tunisia. The launch event also ...
Tag: shipping
Khoms port receives new Libyan-made handling equipment
The Libyan Ports Authority reported yesterday that Khoms Port had received new handling equipment the previous day – all made ...
New Turkey-Misrata shipping line launched
A new shipping line between the southern Turkish city of Iskenderun and Misrata has been launched by the Hasanoglu Group. ...
Call by Chambers of Commerce and Shipping to postpone or cancel use of ECTN
By Sami Zaptia. Libya's Chambers of Commerce are calling on the Finance Ministry for the postponement or cancellation of the ...
Benghazi port receives 398 containers of mixed goods, 25,000 tons of wheat, 28,500 tons of barley and 6,000 tons of cement
By Sami Zaptia. Imports continue to arrive apace at Benghazi port, including cement which is an indicator of increased post-war ...
New Sfax-Tripoli shipping line to start 26 April with fresh fruit exports
By Sami Zaptia. London, 21 April 2020: Tunisia’s Ministry of Agriculture announced yesterday that the Interprofessional Fruit Group (GIF) and ...
U.S. Guidry group to build billion-dollar Susah deep sea port
By Sami Zaptia. U.S. Guidry Group is to build a billion dollar deep-sea port near the eastern town of Susah ...
Goods imported through Libyan ports down reflecting general economic malaise
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli port. Goods imported into Libyan ports fell by 15 percent for Q2 of 2018 (Photo: George ...
LNA bombs tanker off Benghazi coast
By Libya Herald staff. Benghazi, 13 January 2014: The Libyan National Army (LNA) has bombed a tanker it says was ...
Security fears and insurance hikes see Libyan imports plummet
By Tom Westcott. London, 18 September 2014: A combination of security fears, increases in insurance premiums and a lack of ...
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