Lebanon
Tripoli Port Records Historic 18,714 Containers in October
Tripoli Port achieved a new record of 18,714 containers in October 2026, highlighting its growing role in Mediterranean maritime trade and logistics.

Tripoli Port recorded a new historic milestone in container traffic during October 2026, reaching 18,714 containers. This achievement reflects the port's continuous growth in activity and development of operational capabilities, confirming its expanding role in maritime trade across the Eastern Mediterranean.
A statement noted that "this achievement reflects the increasing confidence global shipping companies have in the port, alongside the development of its operational and logistical capabilities, strengthening its position as a hub for maritime transport and logistics services, and contributing to supporting the Lebanese economy."
Tripoli Port Board Chairman Engineer Iskandar Bandeli affirmed that "this record number is not merely an operational achievement but constitutes an important milestone in the port's development journey, confirming steady progress toward consolidating its position as a pivotal port in the region. It is the fruit of a developmental vision and integrated efforts to enhance its competitive capabilities and attract more international maritime trade."
Bandeli expressed gratitude and appreciation to CMA CGM for "their continued trust in Tripoli Port and their fundamental role in developing container traffic and revitalizing operations," emphasizing "the importance of this partnership in achieving further accomplishments and developing maritime activity."
Bandeli concluded by affirming that "Tripoli Port looks forward to playing a larger role in the future of maritime trade in the Eastern Mediterranean, based on its potential and strategic location, qualifying it to be a promising regional logistics center."
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