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Ministry discloses cargo transportation volume from Libya through Turkish ports

Türkiye Materials 12 July 2020 16:17 (UTC +04:00)
Ministry discloses cargo transportation volume from Libya through Turkish ports

BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 12

By Rufiz Hafizoglu - Trend:

Transshipment of goods from Libya through the Turkish ports stood at 1.5 million tons from January through May 2020, the Turkish Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure told Trend.

The volume of cargo transshipment from Libya by ships flying the Turkish flag amounted to 182,697 tons, while the ships flying the flags of other countries transported 1.3 million tons from January through May 2020.

Ships flying the Libyan flag didn’t transport cargo through Turkish ports during the reporting period, said the ministry.

During the reporting period, 39,007 tons of goods were transited from Libya through the Turkish ports.

The volume of cargo transshipment through the Turkish ports reached 151.5 million tons from January through May 2020.

The volume of cargo handled by ships flying Turkish flag stood at 11.9 million tons from January through May 2020.

The volume of cargo transshipment through Turkish ports by ships under the flags of their countries amounted to 5.9 million tons, and the ships flying the flags of other countries transported 133.6 million tons from January through May 2020.

Some 30.7 million tons of cargo were transported through Turkish ports from January through May 2020.

Cargo transshipment through the Turkish ports amounted to 27.9 million tons in May 2020.

The volume of cargo handled by ships under the Turkish flag amounted to 2.3 million tons in May 2020.

The volume of cargo transshipment through the Turkish ports by ships flying the flags of their countries amounted to 940,716 tons, and while the ships flying the flags of other countries transported 24.7 million tons in May 2020.

Some 5.7 million tons of cargo were transported through the Turkish ports in May 2020.

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