Egypt Considers Cutting Suez Canal Transit Fees to Boost Shipping Traffic

Egypt’s Suez Canal Authority is exploring the option of cutting transit fees to reignite shipping traffic through this vital waterway. This strategic move seeks to draw more vessels, boosting maritime activity and reinforcing the canal’s key role in global trade

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Publish date : 2025-05-21 16:13:00

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