SeaLead launches the Mediterranean Gulf Express MGX
Singapore's SeaLead has announced the launch of its new direct liner service Mediterranean Gulf Express (MGX).
The Mediterranean Gulf Express (MGX) will provide direct shipping via the Red Sea, enhancing connectivity between the Middle East and the Mediterranean region.
MGX routes will operate once a week, offering dedicated routes connecting Jebel Ali, Djibouti, Aliaga and Damietta. This new route is designed to improve the efficiency of regional trade and will provide reliable direct access to Mediterranean ports, significantly reducing transit times for SeaLead customers. The first ship will set sail on October 24, 2024.
Suleyman Avci, Global CEO of SeaLead, said: "Our new MGX service represents a significant enhancement of our ability to connect the Middle East, Red Sea and Mediterranean regions, providing our customers with faster transit times and broader market access. This service further strengthens our presence on key trade routes while improving Red Sea connectivity." We remain committed to providing innovative solutions to support the growing demands of global trade."
Chandra Chigulury, Managing Director, Middle East and Africa, SeaLead, said: "With the launch of MGX services, we are directly addressing our customers' demand for seamless and reliable access to the Mediterranean and North African markets. This weekly service offers fast and better transport options, especially through new feeder connections, extending our network from Turkey to several key markets. We are committed to ensuring that this service increases trade efficiency and provides more opportunities for our customers in these regions."
The launch of the new MGX route by SeaLead will play an important role in facilitating the growth of trade between the Middle East, Red Sea and Mediterranean regions.
The Mediterranean Gulf Express (MGX) will provide direct shipping via the Red Sea, enhancing connectivity between the Middle East and the Mediterranean region.
MGX routes will operate once a week, offering dedicated routes connecting Jebel Ali, Djibouti, Aliaga and Damietta. This new route is designed to improve the efficiency of regional trade and will provide reliable direct access to Mediterranean ports, significantly reducing transit times for SeaLead customers. The first ship will set sail on October 24, 2024.
Suleyman Avci, Global CEO of SeaLead, said: "Our new MGX service represents a significant enhancement of our ability to connect the Middle East, Red Sea and Mediterranean regions, providing our customers with faster transit times and broader market access. This service further strengthens our presence on key trade routes while improving Red Sea connectivity." We remain committed to providing innovative solutions to support the growing demands of global trade."
Chandra Chigulury, Managing Director, Middle East and Africa, SeaLead, said: "With the launch of MGX services, we are directly addressing our customers' demand for seamless and reliable access to the Mediterranean and North African markets. This weekly service offers fast and better transport options, especially through new feeder connections, extending our network from Turkey to several key markets. We are committed to ensuring that this service increases trade efficiency and provides more opportunities for our customers in these regions."
The launch of the new MGX route by SeaLead will play an important role in facilitating the growth of trade between the Middle East, Red Sea and Mediterranean regions.
