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Reasons for Activating the Ship Diversion System to Less Crowded Ports

January 10, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Reasons for Activating the Ship Diversion System to Less Crowded Ports

Official sources related to the port file reported that the reactivation of procedures for diverting ships to ports that do not suffer from congestion came in light of some heavy transporters stopping work in recent days, protesting against the new traffic law project, which caused some operators to be unable to unload their goods at several national ports, indicating that the issue is gradually being resolved through various port facilities. The sources that spoke to 'Echorouk' clarified that some goods require the presence of heavy trucks on the docks for unloading, as the process occurs directly from the ships to the trucks, but the recent disruption caused a kind of fluctuation in unloading operations, necessitating measures...

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