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Aden Port receives first ship coming direct without checkup in Jeddah

[08/04/2023 08:40]

ADEN - SABA
The Station of Containers in Aden Port received Saturday the containers ship Blue Nile in inauguration for direct receive and sending ships as the case before eruption the war in 2015.

The ship is the first one enters Aden Port without checkup in the Saudi Jeddah Port after long government's efforts in this regard.

Earlier, the Ministry of Transportation announced giving new privileges and facilitations for importers in liberated provinces and entering ships directly from all countries without inspections.

The ministry also called upon navigators and those who want to import through the port to be supplied with fuel, water, food, maintenance and exchanging crews.