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    With the launch of the Faw Port project ... Maritime Transport will contract to purchase two new shi Empty With the launch of the Faw Port project ... Maritime Transport will contract to purchase two new shi

    Post by Rocky Sun 11 Apr 2021, 2:29 pm

    With the launch of the Faw Port project ... Maritime Transport will contract to purchase two new ships

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    {Local: Al Furat News} The General Company for Maritime Transport, based in Basra Governorate, announced that it is preparing to contract to purchase two new ships at depths commensurate with the size of the Iraqi ports with the completion of the completion of the large port of Al-Faw.
    Al-Mukhtasar al-Mufid .. In important news, you can find it on the Al Furat News channel on the Telegram .. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
    On the sidelines of the ceremony for laying the foundation stone for five projects in the large port of Faw today, Sunday, the general manager of the company, Muhyiddin Abdul Razzaq, said, "The load of each ship from these two ships that will be contracted to buy them for the company is 35 thousand tons for multi-purpose," indicating, "The purchase of these two vessels is an increase in the company's marine fleet." 
    Abdul Razzaq added, "Laying the cornerstone of the second phase of the port of Faw is a new start for Iraqi ports to be at the ranks of international ports with new depths that differ from the previous ones, with the arrival of goods and linking them by railways. This represents a new case of integrated transport in Iraq and all of these things combined lead to the delivery of the largest amount of cargo. By sea through Iraqi ports. "
    Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi arrived Sunday morning to Basra Governorate and laid the foundation stone for the large Faw port project {the five contracts}, which includes {the five container berths}, {filling the storage yard and handling containers and digging the internal navigation channel}, and {digging and furnishing the navigation channel. External}, {The tunnel of the Khor Al-Zubair Canal} and {the highway linking the port of Al-Faw and Umm Qasr}.
    The Ministry of Transport said, "This gigantic project will include the construction of a container yard with a length of 1750 meters and the project of dredging and drilling work and the construction of a navigation channel inside the port basin with a length of 10 km inside the port and 13 km outside the port to connect it to the international navigation channel and the construction of a highway linking the port and the city of Umm Qasr with a length of 63 km. Km and the construction of a tunnel under the Khor Al-Zubair channel that connects to the side of the eastern road.
    Ammar Al-Masoudi
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