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Mwani Qatar manages the ports and maritime transport terminals in Qatar. (QNA)
By TRENDS Desk
October 3, 2022 11:46 pm
  • Mwani Qatar stated it received 276 ships in September, registering a three percent increase.
  • It said cars and equipment recorded 6048 units, and the number of livestock recorded was 6499.

Doha, Qatar – The Qatar Ports Management Company (Mwani Qatar) said it received 123,000 TEUs in September- a one percent month-on-month growth rate.

Mwani Qatar stated it received 276 ships in September, registering a three percent increase while recording a surge of 31 percent in the general cargo with more than 132,000 tons.

It said cars and equipment recorded 6048 units, and the number of livestock was 6499, while the building and construction materials recorded 27,000 tons.

Mwani Qatar manages the ports and maritime transport terminals in Qatar, in addition to its management of berths, dry ports and container terminals.

It is also involved in the development of seaports and related services in accordance with global standards.

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