Egypt's Suez Canal nets record $6.3 billion revenue last year

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Egypt's Suez Canal yields record revenues last year, despite the pandemic and a six-day blockage by giant cargo ship the Ever Given

Egypt's Suez Canal Authority has said the key waterway netted record revenues last year, despite the coronavirus pandemic and a six-day blockage by giant cargo ship the Ever Given.

The number of ships using the canal rose from 18,830 in 2020 to 20,694 in 2021, or more than 56 ships per day.

 

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