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Enfidha port project hampered by STAM and COTUNAV's heavy debts

The big Enfidha deep water project being promoted by the merchant marine and ports office, the OMMP, risks being stymied [...]

Published on 13/06/2019 at 04:30 GMT

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Despite US help, Moez Chakchouk all at sea over ports of Enfidha and Radès

The transport minister Moez Chakchouk is struggling to make progress on the Enfidha deepwater port project, which has been in the pipeline for nearly two decades now. And the American donation of $324m for expanding the port of Radès is conditional on its privatisation, which is unacceptable to the UGTT union.

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Transport ministry stalwart Sassi Hammami set to quit

Veteran transport ministry secretary general Sassi Hammami is readying to quit his job. In office since 2012, he has worked [...]

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Ports office moves forward little by little on Enfidha port project

The Merchant Navy and Ports Office (OMMP) has not abandoned [...]

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Delays are costing the port of Rades $1 billion per year

The lightning strike staged by STAM (Societe Tunisienne d'Acconage et de Manutention) employees in the port of Rades on March 30 and 31 has further complicated the already catastrophic situation in which Tunisia's leading commercial port finds itself.

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How Chahed plans to build the Enfidha deep water port

Youssef Chahed’s staff are still looking at ways of financing the Enfidha deep water port. According to our sources, the [...]

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UGTT and STAM stevedores win at Rades

After months of faceoff, the UGGT union and state-owned STAM (Societe Tunisienne d'Acconage et de Manutention) won the "battle of [...]

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The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

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Enfidha port project hampered by STAM and COTUNAV's heavy debts

Tunisia
Despite US help, Moez Chakchouk all at sea over ports of Enfidha and Radès

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Delays are costing the port of Rades $1 billion per year

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Tunisia
UGTT and STAM stevedores win at Rades