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Middle East port update: Friday, July 3

Ras al Khaimah ports are operating normally. RAK Ports Group will implement a Marine Risk Surcharge applicable to all vessels calling at its ports, harbours, anchorages and approaches

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AP Moller Holding strengthens shipping investments with purchase of Norwegian ship lessor Ocean Yield

Oslo-headquartered Ocean Yield holds interests in 73 ships comprising five offshore vessels, eight bulk carriers, 10 containerships, 16 tankers and 34 gas carriers

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Middle East port update: Thursday, July 2

In UAE, Ruwais and Abu Dhabi petroleum ports are operational. Ruwais PPA (ISPS Level 2) and Abu Dhabi Ports (ISPS Level 1)

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Middle East port update: Wednesday, July 1

In Dubai waters, no underway ship-to-ship operations are permitted until further notice

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Maersk lifts profit forecast on robust Asia trades and surging freight rates

Maersk now expects underlying ebitda of $8bn to $10bn, up from $4.5bn to $7bn, reflecting an improved outlook for the remainder of the year

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Middle East port update: Tuesday, June 30

Unauthorised shutdown or tampering of a ship’s Automatic Identification System will be subject to legal action, said Iraqi High Maritime Authority

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