Egyptian port growth boosts regional hub
The article discusses the significant developments Egypt has achieved in the fields of ports and maritime transportation, aimed at strengthening its position as a regional hub for logistics and transport. The Egyptian Minister of Transport noted that Egypt is implementing a plan to develop 19 ports, including the addition of 5 new ports, and is experiencing a remarkable surge in cargo traffic, which reached 233 million tons in 2025—an increase of 12%. Container throughput also grew by 25%, reaching 11.1 million containers. Additionally, eight logistical corridors have been established connecting the Red Sea and the Mediterranean, along with developments in ports, bridges, and roads— all to reduce time and costs, enhance economic competitiveness, and link Egypt with Gulf countries, Africa, Europe, and Asia. Reports confirmed that maritime traffic through the Suez Canal saw a noticeable increase in August, with 1,358 ships passing through, reflecting Egypt’s political and economic strength and standing. It also highlights the importance of Egyptian ports as global logistics hubs, especially amid international geopolitical challenges.
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