Lebanon’s maritime sector, a vital economic bridge between East and West, stands at a critical crossroads.
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Judge Tarek Bitar reopened suddenly the investigation of the 2020 Beirut explosion and charged top security officials, according to Reuters, with the charges remaining unspecified yet.
On 4 August at the port of Beirut in Lebanon, an explosion killed 200 people and injured thousands.
The decision was made on Monday 23 January, more than a year after the investigation was frozen due to political opposition.
Among the officials who are charged are Hassan Diab, a former Lebanese Prime Minister, and...
According to a statement by the Lebanese Presidency, Austria and other members of the European Union have offered to contribute to the reconstruction of the port of Beirut.
In more detail, Austrian Chancellor Karl Neuhammer met with Lebanese President Michel Aoun to discuss ways to strengthen ties between the two countries.
“The port is very important, especially in light of the current food crisis; we have looked with Lebanese authorities into ways to cooperate in this regard,” Nehammer said...
https://container-news.com/austria-wants-to-help-lebanon-rebuild-beirut-port/
CMA Terminals, a fully-owned subsidiary of the CMA CGM Group, has been chosen to manage, operate, and maintain the Port of Beirut’s container terminal for a 10-year ..
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CMA CGM Group said Thursday it will invest $33 million to rebuild and modernize the Port of Beirut container terminal as part of a 10-year operating contract.
The terminal was run by the Beirut Container Terminal Consortium (BCTC) at the time of the early August 2020 explosion that obliterated Lebanon’s principal port, leveled surrounding neighborhoods, injured more than 6,500 people and killed over 200.
The blast was blamed on 2,700 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in one of 12 warehouses at the...
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/cma-cgm-investing-33m-in-port-of-beirut-container-terminal
CMA Terminals, a fully-owned subsidiary of the CMA CGM Group, will manage and operate the Port of Beirut’s container terminal in Lebanon for the next 10 years.
The French port and terminal operator has been chosen following a bidding process and the 10-year period will start next month.
“Operations will begin in March 2022 and will last for 10 years, with a target of 1.4 million TEU,” pointed out CMA CGM in its announcement.
CMA Terminals has announced a US$33 million investment plan to renovate...
Following the bidding process, CMA Terminals, part of French shipping and logistics major CMA CGM Group, has been chosen to manage, operate and maintain the Port of Beirut’s container terminal for a…
https://www.offshore-energy.biz/cma-cma-cgm-to-operate-manage-port-of-beiruts-container-terminal/
Smiths Detection which expertise in threat detection and security inspection technologies, has announced the donation of an HCVM scanner at the Port of Beirut by the Lebanese Customs, in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Lebanon, the French Ministry of Economy and Finance, Expertise France and the CMA CGM Group.
This mobile X-ray inspection system, financed by the General Directorate of the Treasury, will increase the security of the port by providing it with improved detection of...
https://container-news.com/smiths-detection-and-cma-cgm-provide-port-of-beirut-with-hcvm-scanner/
Hamburg Port Consulting (HPC), the logistics consultancy for ports, sea, inland terminals, and intermodal rail transport, along with its partners have announced the launch of a new communication platform called “Beirut PortCity Dialogue” for helping the Beirut port and city development.
After the devastating Beirut explosion on 4 August 2020 which severely damaged both the port and surrounding areas, the Covid-19 pandemic, the nationwide financial crisis, unemployment and political instability,...
https://container-news.com/hpc-launches-beirut-redevelopment-initiative/
German heavy-lift shipping company Combi-Lift has completed its scope of work under a US$3.6 million contract awarded by the Lebanese government for the disposal of conta ..