Hambantota Port sees new opportunities as container ships return to Suez
Hambantota International Port expects renewed container traffic through the Red Sea and Suez Canal to create commercial opportunities for the Sri Lankan port. The operator is preparing to expand its container-handling capacity as the established east–west shipping corridor recovers.
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