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Misrata Free Zone Port receives "KAI XUAN 9" for African transit trade
via Libya Herald1 min read
The Misrata Free Zone Port received the vessel "KAI XUAN 9" from China on Friday, June 5, as part of its transit trade operations to Africa. The ship transported over 9,700 tons of general cargo, including iron coils, plywood, vehicles, and equipment. This voyage is part of regular transit operations through the port to various African nations, such as Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, and landlocked countries like Chad. The Misrata Free Zone highlighted that the continued arrival of such vessels underscores the port's significance as a strategic hub for transit trade in the Mediterranean and North Africa, attributing this to its strategic location, operational readiness, and capacity to serve African markets.
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