Julyana Free Zone Port Receives 93 Commercial Vessels in August
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- The Julyana Free Zone port received 93 commercial vessels in August carrying goods and commodities.
- The vessels included container ships, fuel tankers, grain carriers, vehicle carriers, cement carriers, asphalt carriers and general-cargo ships.
- The Free Zone said August recorded its highest vessel arrivals compared with previous months, reflecting stronger commercial activity and growing use by merchants and shipping lines.
The Julyana Free Zone port received 93 commercial vessels in August, carrying a broad range of goods and commodities. The Free Zone described the figure as an indicator of growing commercial activity.
The arrivals included 38 container ships, 14 fuel tankers, three grain carriers, seven vehicle carriers, 10 cement carriers and three asphalt carriers. Another 13 vessels carried general cargo, including parcels and machinery. One vessel carried iron, one was an empty container ship, and three docked for refuelling and provisions.
August recorded the portโs highest rate of vessel arrivals compared with previous months, the Free Port said. It attributed the increase to growing interest from shipping lines and merchantsโ increasing reliance on the port to receive and import commercial goods.
The Free Port said the heightened activity underscored the portโs expanding role in supporting trade and import operations and reinforced its position as an active commercial hub in the region.
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