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Damietta Port has received 21.6 thousand tons of corn as part of its import activities, which totaled 75.5 thousand tons of general cargo over the past 24 hours. This significant influx highlights the port's vital role in Egypt's trade.
The wheat and grain silos at Damietta Port have reached a total of <strong>150.8 thousand tons</strong> for the public sector, while the private sector recorded <strong>27.6 thousand tons</strong>. The port has also witnessed active truck movements in the past 24 hours.
Damietta Port welcomed a massive gas ship today carrying more than <strong>70,000 tons</strong> of natural gas. This shipment reflects the port's capacity to handle large cargoes and aims to enhance Egypt's energy supplies.
Damietta Port has witnessed significant activity over the past 24 hours, with exports reaching approximately <strong>19,400 tons</strong> of various goods. The port welcomed <strong>15 ships</strong> and saw <strong>10 ships</strong> depart.
The port of Damietta welcomed the ship 'PRINCESS KATHERINE' from Ukraine, carrying 65,300 tons of wheat. This shipment enhances Egypt's strategic wheat reserves.
The Damietta Port announced an increase in wheat reserves in public silos to <strong>109.8 thousand tons</strong>, while the private sector recorded <strong>32.7 thousand tons</strong>. This reflects the port's vital role in grain storage in Egypt.
Damietta Port welcomed the vessel 'AYMAR GALACTIC' flying the Panamanian flag, carrying 51.7 thousand tons of wheat for the public sector. This shipment aims to bolster Egypt's wheat supplies amid global challenges.
Damietta Port in Egypt welcomed the vessel (FEDERAL HUNTER) carrying a shipment of approximately <strong>16,500 tons</strong> of wheat. This event is crucial as the country aims to bolster its strategic grain reserves amidst global economic challenges.
Damietta Port welcomed 15 ships in the past 24 hours, while 11 ships departed, reflecting an active shipping and unloading operation. This surge indicates a robust trade activity at one of Egypt's key ports.