The Suez Canal Authority has announced a formal agreement with the global shipping company Maersk, under which its vessels will gradually resume transit through the waterway starting December 1st. This step is set to restore confidence in international trade routes following recent challenges in the Red Sea. The agreement marks a significant turning point for one of the world's largest shipping lines, reflecting confidence in the canal's ability to ensure a safe and regular passage for giant vessels. In addition to the Maersk agreement, the Authority revealed that the French company CMA CGM has informed the canal's administration of its readiness to return to full transit through the waterway in the coming month. The return of two companies of this magnitude...
