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Monday, November 9, 2026

Red Sea ports handle 10,000 tons of general, miscellaneous cargo

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The Red Sea Ports Authority said its ports handled a total of 10,000 tons of general and miscellaneous cargo, 500 trucks and 120 cars on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

Port traffic included the arrival and departure of 10 vessels, while a total of 965 passengers arrived at or departed from the ports, the authority said.

In a statement, the authority’s media center said imports involved seven vessels carrying 5,000 tons of cargo, along with 302 trucks and 114 cars.

Exports comprised six vessels carrying 5,000 tons of cargo, 198 trucks and six cars.

The statement stated that Safaga Port received the vessels POSEIDON EXPRESS and Amal, while the vessel ZHONG WANG, carrying 42,000 tons of phosphate, and the vessel PAN LILI departed the port.

Meanwhile, Nuweiba Port handled 4,900 tons of cargo and 211 trucks through round trips involving the arrival and departure of three vessels: Al-Hussein, Sina and Ayla.

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