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22/03/07
The last two years have proved to be extremely exciting, with a number of new developments at Sokhna Port.
Maritime activity has increased dramatically and there are now nine shipping lines calling regularly at the port. We have ordered two additional post panamax cranes to boost productivity and efficiency and we have already reached the international benchmark with regards to dwell time. Work on expanding our basins and quays will begin this year.
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| 11 February 2007 |
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H.E. Dr Ahmed Nazif visits Sokhna Port and lays foundation stone for several new projects at the port
Prime Minister, H.E. Dr Ahmed Nazif, together with several ministers, visited Sokhna Port, today, Sunday, 11th February, 2007, as part of his visit to the Suez governorate. The Prime Minister’s visit to the port allowed him the opportunity to see several new developments at the port and to lay the foundation stones for the port’s third basin and the livestock project, in the presence of H.E. Eng. Mohamed Mansour, Minister of Transport and General Seif El Din Galal, Governor of Suez. |
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| 08 February 2007 |
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New APL vessel named after Sokhna Port
Sokhna Port recently hosted a very special maritime visitor – a brand new container vessel, which has been named after the state-of-the-art port. |
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| 26 October 2006 |
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Sokhna Port orders additional container cranes
As part of its on-going Masterplan to continue its expansion and invest in the latest port equipment, Sokhna Port recently ordered two more Ship-To-Shore container gantry cranes and 5 RTG stacking cranes. The gantry cranes are Super-Post-Panamax class and have an outreach of 60 meters, sufficient to service the latest generation of container ships, up to 22 meters wide. The cranes will be equipped with drive and control systems incorporating the latest technology. |
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| 12 May 2006 |
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Sokhna Port highlights opportunities for Australian businesses
The Sokhna Port Development Company (SPDC) recently took part in a successful series of seminars presented to Australian businesses. The seminars, which formed the key part of a roadshow to all major cities in Australia, were organised by Austrade - the Australian government-funded trade organisation. |
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Sugar refinery at Sokhna Port |
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The masterplan of Sokhna port |
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The logistics centre |
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| Sokhna Port's benefits to the Egyptian economy |
| Excerpt of an interview by the economic news channel CNBC with Captain Ossama Al Sharif |
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| Q & A with Capt. Al Sharif |
| The Amiral Maritime Corporation is a management holding, which oversees the overall startegy and planning of various companies... |
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| A paradigm for sustainable economic development |
| Egypt-based company, Amiral Holdings Ltd, has large-scale plans to meet the anticipated surge in demand for biodiesel. |
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| Yielding a better future for renewable energy |
| Following a number of high profile reports on the threat posed by global warming, on Egyptian company, Amiral Holdings Ltd, is leading the way in the quest for sustainable biodiesel production. |
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