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  • HQ. Alexandria, EG
  • SEAS. Mediterranean · Suez Canal · Red Sea
  • PORTS. Alexandria · Dekheila · Damietta · Port Said · Sokhna

Where your cargo connects: Egypt’s five ports and the trade lanes beyond them.

Egypt’s main gateways, both seas.

We clear and move cargo through Alexandria and Dekheila, Damietta and Port Said on the Mediterranean, and Sokhna on the Red Sea, with freight to and from Europe, North America, Asia and Africa.

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From one point to every lane.

Mediterranean · Suez Canal · Red Sea

Map of the main sea trade lanes from Egypt’s ports. From Alexandria and Dekheila, Damietta and Port Said on the Mediterranean: to North Europe (Rotterdam, Hamburg), the western Mediterranean (Valencia, Genoa), the eastern Mediterranean (Piraeus, Mersin) and the US East Coast (New York, Savannah). From Port Said through the Suez Canal: to India (Nhava Sheva) and China (Shanghai, Ningbo). From Sokhna on the Red Sea: to Jeddah and to Jebel Ali in the Gulf.

  1. R/01 · One point

    The point where it all connects.

    Egypt sits where the Mediterranean, the Suez Canal and the Red Sea meet. From our office in Alexandria we run freight and customs clearance through all of the country’s main gateways.

  2. R/02 · Four gateways

    Five ports on two seas.

    Alexandria and Dekheila, Damietta and Port Said face the Mediterranean. Sokhna faces the Red Sea and is the nearest port to Greater Cairo.

  3. R/03 · West

    Across the Med to Europe. Over the Atlantic to the US.

    Short sea lanes run to Piraeus, Mersin, Genoa and Valencia, and on through Gibraltar to Rotterdam and Hamburg. Atlantic lanes reach New York and Savannah on the US East Coast.

    EuropeNorth America

  4. R/04 · East

    Through Suez to Asia. Down the Red Sea to the Gulf.

    Port Said opens onto the Suez Canal and the lanes to Nhava Sheva, Shanghai and Ningbo. Sokhna faces the Red Sea, with lanes to Jeddah and Jebel Ali.

    Red Sea and Suez routings can change voyage by voyage. We confirm the routing and transit with every booking.

  5. R/05 · Trade lanes

    Europe, North America, Asia and Africa.

    Freight to and from every region we serve, with customs clearance in Egypt run by the same team.

    EuropeNorth AmericaAsiaAfricaMiddle East

    Lanes shown are the main trade routes from Egypt’s ports, not a sailing schedule.

  6. R/06 · Green Point

    Every lane, one point of contact.

    Book the freight, clear customs, truck the container and store the goods with one team. You get one contact and one invoice for the whole move.

02

Five ports, one team.

Clearance · freight · trucking

Whichever gateway suits your cargo, the same team books the freight, clears customs and trucks the container.

Map of Egypt’s main ports: Alexandria, Dekheila, Damietta and Port Said on the Mediterranean, and Ain Sokhna on the Red Sea, with the Suez Canal and Cairo.
Fig. 02 · Egypt’s ports and main trade lanesMain trade lanes, not a sailing schedule

Alexandria

Mediterranean · EGALY

Egypt’s busiest gateway. Its port authority, which also runs Dekheila, handles about 60% of the country’s foreign trade.

Terminal
Hutchison Ports AICT, running container terminals here since 2005
Serves
Alexandria QIZ and Borg El Arab, one of Egypt’s main garment-factory areas
Main lanes
Europe and the Mediterranean · US East Coast via Gibraltar

What we do here

Freight, customs clearance and trucking by the same team, close to our head office in El Manshya.

Dekheila

Mediterranean · EGEDK

Alexandria’s second harbour, west of the city, run by the same port authority.

Terminal
Hutchison Ports AICT container terminal
Serves
The same hinterland as Alexandria: Alexandria QIZ and Borg El Arab
Main lanes
Europe and the Mediterranean · US East Coast via Gibraltar

What we do here

Freight, customs clearance and trucking by the same team.

Damietta

Mediterranean · EGDAM

Container port for the Nile Delta, with the new DACT terminal open since February 2026.

Terminal
DACT (Hapag-Lloyd, Eurogate, Contship): 18 m of water, 3.3 million TEU at full build
Serves
The Middle Delta QIZ and the Dakahleya knitting cluster
Main lanes
Europe and the eastern Mediterranean

What we do here

Freight, customs clearance and trucking by the same team.

Port Said

Mediterranean · Suez Canal · EGPSD

Two ports at the northern entrance of the Suez Canal.

East Port Said
Transshipment hub, with a container terminal run by AP Moller-Maersk
West Port Said
Multi-purpose: containers, general cargo and RoRo, up to 900,000 TEU a year
Serves
The Suez Canal QIZ zone and Port Said governorate
Main lanes
Europe · the Gulf and Asia through the Suez Canal

What we do here

Freight, customs clearance and trucking by the same team.

Sokhna

Red Sea · Gulf of Suez · EGSOK

Egypt’s main gateway to the Gulf, East Africa and Asia, and the closest of the five to Greater Cairo.

Terminal
DP World runs basins 1–2; terminals CT1 and CT2 can handle 1.1 and 1.8 million TEU
Serves
10th of Ramadan, Obour, Badr and Greater Cairo
Main lanes
The Gulf, East Africa and Asia via the Red Sea, without a canal transit

What we do here

Freight, customs clearance and trucking by the same team.

Red Sea and Suez routings can change voyage by voyage. We confirm the routing and transit with every booking.

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Tell us the cargo, the route and the ready date. We reply with a clear quote and the documents you will need.

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