A significant reform has been signed off in Israel's seaports, aiming to enhance service, increase cargo handling rate, strengthen the economy, and reduce the cost of living for all citizens.

A month after Haifa Port opened three new piers for general cargo, there has been a dramatic reduction of over 50% in the queue of ships waiting outside all Israeli ports.

The new logistics center aims to improve services for businesses operating in the northern region of Israel. It will serve various sectors, including defense, health, technology, retail, and more.

Haifa Port has inaugurated three new general cargo berths, equipped with state-of-the-art cranes, marking a significant development for the Israeli cargo market.

It is the largest passenger ship to visit the port of Haifa

For the first time, the direct line shared by the world’s largest shipping companies – Maersk and MSC – is coming to Israel, as part of their massive 2M Alliance. The line, which begins in the ports of East Asia, will sail directly to Haifa Port

Niego replaced David Castel, who had been elected as President of the Haifa Chamber of Commerce

The TEU 10,070 vessel arrived last Sunday from Rotterdam en route via the Suez Canal to the Far East