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DP World boosts Jeddah capacity with new quay cranes

DP World has added three new semi-automated quay cranes at its terminal in Jeddah Islamic Port, increasing capacity a time when


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Mawani expands services as Red Sea traffic surges

Highlighting the increased role of Red Sea ports in accommodating container traffic as shipping is routed away from the Gulf region, the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has recently announced the addition of a number of new shipping services operated by Maersk, connecting Jeddah Islamic Port with Nhava Sheva an...


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AD Ports Group Annual Report highlights record breaking performance

AD Ports Group’s recently published 2025 Annual Report, Curating Connectivity, charts a year of record revenues and profits for the company. It highlights the Group’s success in growing its presence within key international trade corridors and geographies, including the UAE, Eur...


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Mawani expands container services as Red Sea traffic grows

DP World has added three new semi-automated quay cranes at its terminal in Jeddah Islamic Port, increasing capacity a time when shipping activity is returning to the Red Sea. With a lifting capacity of 65 tonnes each, the new cranes will enable the terminal to serve up to five mainline vessels simulta...


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Hapag-Lloyd signs India LOIs on reflagging and recycling

Global container carrier Hapag-Lloyd has committed to reflagging up to four vessels under the Indian flag, as well as stepping up cooperation to support the development of sustainable ship recycling in Letters of Intent (LOIs) signed with the Government of India. The LOIs were signed in Mumbai at a...


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