Ports Pipelines and Corridors

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Ports Pipelines and Corridors brings together the physical gateways and linear infrastructure that move goods, energy and traffic across North Africa and adjoining markets. The tag frames ports, export terminals, gas pipelines, highways and maritime chokepoints as connected systems of trade and strategic access. Coverage uses it for corridor competition, capacity, resilience and cross-border connectivity, while individual facilities and routes retain their own dedicated tags.
Julyana Free Zone Port sets new record for vessel arrivals in August Maghreb Insider

Julyana Free Zone Port sets new record for vessel arrivals in August

Julyana Free Zone Port registered its highest monthly vessel traffic in August, handling 93 commercial ships across diverse cargo types. The surge signals a shift in regional trade flows and growing confidence among shipping operators and merchants.

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Algérie Ferries launches early bookings for 2026 autumn and winter sailings

Algérie Ferries has opened reservations for its 2026-2027 autumn and winter season, allowing passengers to secure tickets for cross-Mediterranean routes well in advance. The move signals a push for early planning and digital access for Algerian maritime travel.

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Julyana Free Zone Nears Completion of 200,000-Ton Grain Silo Complex

A 200,000-ton grain silo project at Julyana Free Zone is set to transform food security and port logistics, with advanced Belgian equipment and new infrastructure promising a major boost to Libya's strategic reserves and job market.

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Egypt contains oil spill after South Sinai pipeline leak

Egyptian authorities have contained a crude oil spill stretching three kilometres off Ras Badran near Abu Redis in South Sinai, after identifying and repairing a pipeline leak. Environmental monitoring and legal action are ongoing to assess damage and accountability.

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Julyana Free Zone Port Advances Security with IMO Training

Julyana Free Zone Port has completed an IMO-accredited security training for its staff, finalising security plans for key port facilities and moving closer to international compliance certification, with direct implications for Libya's port operations and trade.

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Algeria to Export 100,000 Tonnes of Construction Materials to Mauritania

Algeria has signed a strategic agreement to ship 100,000 tonnes of construction materials to Mauritania, aiming to strengthen maritime trade links and expand access to West African markets while reducing reliance on costly overland routes.

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