AMMAN —
Jordan participated in the Red Sea Maritime Transport and Logistics Conference,
which kicked off Sunday in Egypt, according to Al-Mamlaka TV.
The conference,
which was attended by Minister of Transport Wajih Azaizeh, tackled several
prominent subjects such as developing the maritime transport industry in the
Red Sea, strategizing the development of Egyptian shipping to maximize the
volume of seaborne exchange, and discussing the role of the Suez Canal in
supporting the flow of ships at the regional and international levels.
The two-day
conference will also discuss topics related to infrastructure and logistical
development, the ports’ vision to promote trade, investment opportunities, and
funding mechanisms.
Mechanisms for
attracting investment in economic zones, developing maritime transport and
marine insurance and reinsurance to support the development of maritime
transport and export financing, alongside presenting current aspects and future
visions of maritime transport in countries bordering the Red Sea, will also be
discussed.
The conference will
be attended by a number of transport ministers, commercial representatives of
coastal countries, and presidents of ports and shipping companies.
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AMMAN —
Jordan participated in the
Red Sea Maritime Transport and Logistics Conference,
which kicked off Sunday in Egypt, according to Al-Mamlaka TV.
The conference,
which was attended by
Minister of Transport Wajih Azaizeh, tackled several
prominent subjects such as developing the maritime transport industry in the
Red Sea, strategizing the development of Egyptian shipping to maximize the
volume of seaborne exchange, and discussing the role of the
Suez Canal in
supporting the flow of ships at the regional and international levels.
The two-day
conference will also discuss topics related to infrastructure and logistical
development, the ports’ vision to promote trade, investment opportunities, and
funding mechanisms.
Mechanisms for
attracting investment in
economic zones, developing maritime transport and
marine insurance and reinsurance to support the development of maritime
transport and export financing, alongside presenting current aspects and future
visions of maritime transport in countries bordering the Red Sea, will also be
discussed.
The conference will
be attended by a number of transport ministers, commercial representatives of
coastal countries, and presidents of ports and shipping companies.
Read more Business
