Egyptian ports. Port Said, Alexandria

1. Maritime transport in Egypt
2. Port Said
3. Port of Alexandria
4. El Dekheila Port
5. Suez Canal

Sample - Egyptian Ports

Maritime Transport in Africa (East African Ports).

The Subject “Egyptian ports” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Logistics Courses: Transport in Africa, Maritime Transport.

Business in East Africa.

Masters: Transport in Africa, Business in Africa International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate in African Business, Global Logistics, World Trade.

Masters adapted to Egyptian Students.

Languages: or Ports égyptiens. Summaries in Portos de Egito Puertos de Egipto.

Maritime Transport in Egypt:

1. Coast: Egypt has 2,000 kilometers on the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
2. Egypt controls the Suez Canal
3. The Maritime Transport represent 90% of the Egyptian Foreign Trade
4. The largest Egyptian ports are Port Said and Alexandria
5. Damietta port: the oldest Egyptian port
6. Ports of El Adabey, Hurghada, and Nuweiba (development)

Port Said.

1. Port Said is the largest crossing traffic port in the World
2. Port Said is located at the Eastern entrance of the Suez Canal (North of the Gulf of Suez)
3. Port Said is one of the largest Mediterranean ports
4. The largest Container hub port in the region
5. Links to Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia
6. Area of Port Said: 3 km²
7. Warehouse area of Port Said: 90,000 m²
8. Container Yard Area: 435,000 m²
9. General cargo: 4.9 million tones
10. 800,000 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit)
11. Maximum Ship Size: 13.2 meters (draft-vessels)
12. Managed by Port Said Port Authorities
13. East Container Terminal of Port Said. Operator: China Harbour Engineering Company
14. Suez Canal Container Terminal of Port Said: Transshipment centre
15. Projects: agricultural terminal, multi-purpose terminal, new Logistics centre, ro-ro berth

Port of Alexandria.

1. 65% of the Egyptian Foreign Trade
2. The second largest port of Egypt
3. Area of the Port of Alexandria: 16 km²
4. Number of berths: sixty-seven (10,600 meters)
5. 20 terminals
6. Managed by the Alexandria Port Authority
7. The Port of Alexandria consists of two ports: Eastern Port and Western Port (commercial Shipping)
8. Distance to Cairo: 180 kilometers
9. The Port of Alexandria is connected by Road, Rail, and Air transport with the rest of Egypt
10. Mina el Basal (Cotton exchange) is located in the Port
11. One of the oldest ports in the World (1,900 BC)

Specialized Terminals of the Port of Alexandria:

1. Passengers
2. Grains
3. Petroleum
4. Coal
5. Livestock
6. Container Terminal Hub. Alexandria Container Handling Company
7. Chinese Hutchison (HPH) Container Terminal

Zones of the Port of Alexandria.

1. General Cargo Handling
2. Ro-ro passengers, bulk cargo
3. General Cargo
4. Cement, coal, fertilizers
5. Grains, flour
6. Zone 6: petroleum dock

El Dekheila Port.

1. Area: 3.5 km²
2. Number of berths: 14 (7.200 meters)
3. 6 terminals
4. Located at 6 kilometers from the Port of Alexandria
5. The Port of El Dekheila is a natural extension of the port of Alexandria (1986)

Port Said belongs to the East African Economic Area.

Trans-African Corridors:

1. Cairo-Gaborone Corridor
2. Cairo-Dakar Corridor

More information about Egypt (EENI African Business Portal).

1. Transport in Egypt
2. Suez
3. Cairo
4. Shubra El Kheima
5. Giza

Egyptian Businessman:

1. Ahmed Mekky
2. Tarek Talaat Moustafa
3. Hassan Abdalla
4. Mohamed Mansour
5. Onsi Sawiris
6. Minoush Abdel-Meguid

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