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Hapag-Lloyd Expects More Services to Return to Suez Canal

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Hapag-Lloyd expects additional shipping services to return to the Suez Canal as maritime conditions in the Red Sea gradually improve, according to the Suez Canal Authority (SCA). The development was discussed during a meeting between SCA Chairman Adm. Ossama Rabiee and Juan Pablo Richards, Hapag-Lloyd’s Regional Head for Southern Europe, on October 21. According to […]
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The Suez Canal Authority, together with the Global Navigation Line, has examined mechanisms for the return of navigation services to the Canal, as well as opportunities for future cooperation in maritime training. Juan Pablo Richards, Regional President of the South European Sector of the Global Navigation Line, has indicated that the Shipping Line is currently following developments at the Bay of Al-Mandab and Red Sea to update the schedules of…

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meobserver.news broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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