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Commercial ports move to avoid congestion and overcrowding

January 12, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Commercial ports move to avoid congestion and overcrowding

Several national commercial ports have begun implementing new organizational measures aimed at alleviating the situation within the docks and also concerning the moored ships, as well as reducing cases of congestion and overcrowding, in conjunction with measures established by the relevant ministry to improve the fluidity of port activity, including redirecting some vessels to less crowded ports, in an effort to avoid fluctuations in import and export movements and costs for economic operators. In this context, a formal letter issued by the Port of Algiers, dated 09/01/2026, under number 26/29, which was reviewed by 'Echorouk', addressed to transit agents and customs brokers, stated that the containers that have completed their customs procedures at the 'ALCES' platform, and have not been withdrawn...

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