US EditionPanama Canal Maintains Operations and Monitors Maritime Trade Due to Conflict in the Middle East
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Panama City, Panama. The Panama Canal said Monday that it “monitors” the evolution of maritime trade after the war unleashed in the Middle East by the joint attacks of the United States and Israel against Iran. The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) considered, however, “premature” to anticipate possible consequences in the transit of ships through the interoceanic route, where 5% of world maritime trade passes.The channel “monitors permanently the ev…
DECRYPTAGE - In the air and on the seas, the Arab-Persic Gulf has become the hotspot of global transport. Stopping operations in the region threatens all world trade.
The Canal reiterated that its operations are maintained in a safe, efficient and reliable manner, reaffirming its commitment to provide continuous and uninterrupted service to the international maritime community.
The Panama Canal said Monday that it "monitors" the evolution of the maritime trade after the war unleashed in the Middle East by the joint attacks of the United States and Israel against Iran.The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) considered, however, "premature" to anticipate possible consequences in the transit of ships through the interoceanic route, where 5% of the world's maritime trade passes.You may be interestedEmployersFilial de Hutchison co…
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