Port launches a new shipping line between China and Iraq

[DWS112]

Port launches a new shipping line between China and Iraq

May 22,2017

 

Iraqi ports opened in coordination and cooperation with the contracting company with a contract Caulftner joint operation for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of berth number 11, a new line between China and the People's shipping lines to the ports of Iraq.

 

A Media General Company for Iraqi Ports Director Anmar net radio tow that the first shipment arrived is the largest since the founding of the Iraqi ports directly on the back of the ship (YM) 2500 container after it was large ships unloaded their cargo at a nearby regional ports and carry on small ships entering Iraq appeared .

 

Safi added that the great attention given by the Ministry of Transport to improve the depths of navigational channels and the facades of the pavement to bring it back to the depth of the design 12.5 m helped these giant ships to pass safely dock in ports safely, which has greatly enhanced to maximize imports financial ports and developed and happened a lot of shelves and ports.

[Donziman]

Most of the usa imports come in through Calf. The east coast is now doing

what this article talks about and is digging more depth in the eastern channels.

The other day there was a china ship seen on the east coast with 13.000 containers

on board. Wow that's some cargo.

[ChuckFinley]

56 minutes ago, Donziman said:

Most of the usa imports come in through Calf. The east coast is now doing

what this article talks about and is digging more depth in the eastern channels.

The other day there was a china ship seen on the east coast with 13.000 containers

on board. Wow that's some cargo.

That is hugh.  Would like to see that same number going the other way. 

[SnowGlobe7]

On 5/22/2017 at 2:50 PM, Donziman said:

Most of the usa imports come in through Calf. The east coast is now doing

what this article talks about and is digging more depth in the eastern channels.

The other day there was a china ship seen on the east coast with 13.000 containers

on board. Wow that's some cargo.

 

Where was it seen? curious