CAIRO - The new stretch of the Suez Canal near Egypt's Little Bitter Lake will be operational in the first quarter of this year, the chairman of the canal authority Osama Rabie said on Tuesday.

A return to normality for the Suez Canal would be welcome news for Egypt as it looks to emerge from its worst economic crisis in decades. Image by EyeEm Mobile GmbH via iStock Egypt is ...

The giant ship is causing a traffic jam in one of the world's busiest waterways A giant container ship the length of four football pitches has become wedged across Egypt's Suez Canal, blocking one ...

Suez Expansion to Be Operational in First Quarter, Canal Chairman Says CAIRO (Reuters) - The new stretch of the Suez Canal near Egypt's Little Bitter Lake will be operational in the first quarter ...

Egypt - Osama Rabie, Chairperson of Suez Canal Authority, witnessed on Wednesday, the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Omani Integrated Logistic Services SAOC. The signing ceremony, ...

The Suez Canal is fully prepared to operate at maximum capacity, welcoming maritime services from major shipping lines, as global trade gradually returns to its normal flow through the canal, ...

Tel Aviv: Amid the ongoing war in Gaza, Israel is preparing to create an alternative to the Suez Canal. It would be named Ben Gurion Canal. This canal will connect the Mediterranean Sea to the ...

An incredible new extension to the Suez Canal has passed its first test in a bid to turn around the Egyptian waterway's fortunes. Cairo announced it had succeeded in testing the 6.2 mile (10km ...

The Suez Canal is a major thouroughfare for much of the world's trade, as it avoids a long journey around the bottom of the African continent. Instead, ships sail through the oceanic highway ...

The war began with... The world is slowly emerging from the Suez Canal saga, where the Ever Given vessel was stuck in the narrow southern lane of the Canal for six days, disrupting global ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: For Britain, the Suez Canal was a symbol of imperial prestige, as well as a lifeline to its bases in the Middle East and... Here’s What You Need To Remember ...

Tensions between Panama and the U.S. rose after World War II, especially after the U.S. pressured France and the UK to give up on attempting to retake control of the Suez Canal from Egypt in 1956.