Red Sea Ports Facilitate 10,000 Tons of Cargo Movement, Boosted by Vessel and Truck Traffic

The Red Sea Ports Authority reported a significant volume of activity on Sunday, November 8, 2026, with its ports successfully handling 10,000 tons of general and miscellaneous cargo. In addition to the cargo, the ports managed the movement of 500 trucks and 120 cars. The authority also noted the arrival and departure of 10 vessels, contributing to a total of 965 passengers passing through the ports.

The authority’s media center detailed that imports accounted for seven vessels carrying 5,000 tons of cargo, alongside 302 trucks and 114 cars. Exports were equally substantial, comprising six vessels that transported 5,000 tons of cargo, 198 trucks, and six cars.

Specific port operations included Safaga Port receiving the vessels POSEIDON EXPRESS and Amal. The vessel ZHONG WANG, which was carrying 42,000 tons of phosphate, departed from Safaga Port, as did the vessel PAN LILI. Meanwhile, Nuweiba Port processed 4,900 tons of cargo and 211 trucks, facilitated by the round-trip movements of three vessels: Al-Hussein, Sina, and Ayla.