Red sea: Maritime traffic at the Red Sea Ports Authority reached 10 vessels on Sunday, August 9, 2026, accounting for 13,000 tons of cargo, 666 trucks, and 102 cars. The authority detailed the flow of imports and exports that contributed to this significant volume of cargo.

According to State Information Service Egypt, imports accounted for five vessels carrying 6,000 tons of cargo, 354 trucks, and 91 cars, while exports involved five vessels carrying 7,000 tons of cargo, 312 trucks, and 11 cars. This balanced exchange highlights the continuous movement and trade efficiency at these ports.

Safaga Port received the Alcudia Express and Bridge vessels, while the Pelagos Express and Al-Horreya 2 departed, the authority reported. This port activity underscores the dynamic operations essential to sustaining trade and cargo movement in the region.

Additionally, Nuweiba Port handled 4,400 tons of cargo and 237 trucks through shuttle trips operated by three vessels: Al-Hussein, Sina, and Aila. This strategic operation facilitated a streamlined transfer of goods and vehicles, demonstrating the port's capability in managing substantial cargo volumes.

The authority's ports also recorded the arrival and departure of 1,257 passengers, indicating a robust passenger traffic alongside the cargo operations, further emphasizing the ports' role as critical hubs for both goods and people in the region.