Sea_Ports_Corporation,_Sudan

Sea Ports Corporation, Sudan

Sea Ports Corporation, Sudan

Company

Sea Ports Corporation is an independent state corporation of Sudan that governs, constructs and maintains the ports, harbors and lighthouses of Sudan. The company was founded in 1974 by the government of Sudan to be the national port operator and port authority.[1]

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Ports

Sea Ports Corporation operates and governs the following ports of Sudan:

Port Sudan

The Port of Port Sudan in Red Sea State is composed of three ports: the Northern Port, which handles petroleum products, containers and bulk grain; the Southern Port, handling edible oils, molasses, cement; and Green Harbor on the east side of Port Sudan, which handles dry bulk cargo, seeds and containers.[2][3]

Al Khair

The Al Khair Petroleum Terminal was completed in 2003, at Port Sudan.[4]

Osman Digna

The Port of Prince Osman Digna at Suakin has three berths serving cargo ships and passenger ships, and a liquefied petroleum gas terminal.[5] With a length of 100.40 meters, next to the arrival hall, it is designated for ship agents to store passengers' luggage, and often cruises and passenger ships to and from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.[6]

El Zubir

The Marshal Alzubeer Mohammed Salih Port at the junction of Lake Nasser and the Nile River at Wadi Halfa was rehabilitated, and commissioned in 2001.[7]

See also

References

  1. [1]
    Port Management Association of Eastern and Southern Africa, Port Profiles, Sudan
  2. [2]
    Sea Ports Corporation, Ports, Port Sudan port
  3. [3]
    Sea Ports Corporation, Ports, Green Harbor
  4. [4]
    Sea Ports Corporation, Ports, Al Khair
  5. [5]
    Sea Ports Corporation, Ports, Osman Digna
  6. [6]
    "ميناء الأمير عثمان دقنه – هيئة الموانىء البحرية – السودان". 2020-12-04. Archived from the original on 2020-12-04. Retrieved 2022-08-03.
  7. [7]
    Sea Ports Corporation, Ports, El Zubir



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