Abu Dhabi and Red Sea Ports Authority ink agreement to develop new terminal in Egypt’s Safaga Port

The terminal is on track to become operational by 2025

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The new Safaga 2 terminal will accommodate 1 million containers annually and will receive 7 million metric tons of goods.
The new Safaga 2 terminal will accommodate 1 million containers annually and will receive 7 million metric tons of goods.
Bloomberg

Cairo, Abu Dhabi: AD Ports Group signed a definitive concession agreement with the Red Sea Ports Authority (RSPA) to develop and operate a multi-purpose terminal in Egypt’s Safaga Sea Port. This collaboration will see an investment of $200 million over three years to create a state-of-the-art facility within the Red Sea.

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