Ministry of Transportation (Egypt)

CGTN: Vitality under COVID-19: China's smart ports aid increased throughput

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Thursday, December 29, 2022

Ultra-large container ships are usually 400 meters long and have a capacity of over 20,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU).

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  • Ultra-large container ships are usually 400 meters long and have a capacity of over 20,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU).
  • The port has also handled 200-meter-long container ships more than 3,900 times, a 7-percent increase year on year, CMG said.
  • However, the unloading rate at the Qingdao Port increased by 16 percent from January to November, thanks to the port's record-setting intelligent system.
  • However, China's major ports have seen an increase in throughput and made significant progress in digital and intelligent construction, thereby playing a leading role in the intelligent development of ports globally.

CGTN: Vitality under COVID-19: China's smart ports aid increased throughput

Retrieved on: 
Thursday, December 29, 2022

Ultra-large container ships are usually 400 meters long and have a capacity of over 20,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU).

Key Points: 
  • Ultra-large container ships are usually 400 meters long and have a capacity of over 20,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU).
  • The port has also handled 200-meter-long container ships more than 3,900 times, a 7-percent increase year on year, CMG said.
  • However, the unloading rate at the Qingdao Port increased by 16 percent from January to November, thanks to the port's record-setting intelligent system.
  • However, China's major ports have seen an increase in throughput and made significant progress in digital and intelligent construction, thereby playing a leading role in the intelligent development of ports globally.

Global Times Investigates: China's zero-COVID policy, flexible measures ensure minimum impact on supply chains

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Sunday, March 20, 2022

The impact of this round of outbreak and epidemic control measures has on China's supply chain is temporary and controllable, and the disruption done to the supply chain is likely to be offset as companies ramp up production, analysts pointed out.

Key Points: 
  • The impact of this round of outbreak and epidemic control measures has on China's supply chain is temporary and controllable, and the disruption done to the supply chain is likely to be offset as companies ramp up production, analysts pointed out.
  • The only weak link in the supply chain seems to be in logistics, as the flow of freight remained hampered under the current situation.
  • These measures mean China is not the problem of the global supply chain but the solution to it.
  • A National Health Commission official said on Friday that China's epidemic control measures reasonably struck a balance with socioeconomic development.

Wabtec Wins Major Locomotive and Services Deal from Egyptian National Railways

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Monday, November 8, 2021

Wabtec (NYSE: WAB) signed today contracts with Egyptian National Railways (ENR) to supply 100 ES30ACi Evolution Series Locomotives, as well as a multi-year service agreement to maintain the fleet.

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  • Wabtec (NYSE: WAB) signed today contracts with Egyptian National Railways (ENR) to supply 100 ES30ACi Evolution Series Locomotives, as well as a multi-year service agreement to maintain the fleet.
  • To celebrate the agreement, several dignitaries from the Ministry, ENR and Wabtec attended a signing ceremony including: H.E.
  • This order underscores the commitment by the Ministry of Transportation and Egyptian National Railways to provide world-class passenger service, said Bayhan.
  • With this agreement, we will help Egyptian National Railways move passengers and products faster and more efficiently.

Egypt Becomes Africa Finance Corporation’s 32nd Member State, With a Potential of US$1 Billion of Investments

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Thursday, September 9, 2021

Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has welcomed Egypt as its newest member state.

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  • Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has welcomed Egypt as its newest member state.
  • Dr Mostafa Madbouly, committed North Africas most populous nation to become the 32nd member of the regions leading infrastructure solutions provider, opening up a potential US$1billion of investments.
  • AFC has already invested over US$100 million in infrastructure projects in Egypt, including the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation and Carbon Holdings, a petrochemicals conglomerate.
  • The Corporation has invested over US$8.7 billion in projects in 35 countries across Africa since inception.