Danish shipping company Maersk Line has confirmed today the regular restoration of transits through the canal of Suez of the MECL maritime service connecting India and the Middle East with the East Coast of the United States. The return to the The original route of the service will take place with today's departure from the port of Jebel Ali by the container ship Cornelia Maersk which is expected to pass through the Egyptian channel in the early hours on February 2nd. In the eastbound report of the service, the first transit through Suez is expected in the early hours of February 10 by the Maersk Detroit ship which is departed from the port of Charleston on January 10.

From the next few days, therefore, the MECL service, which had been diverted on the route around the Cape of Good Hope due to the Repeated attacks on ships in transit in the Mar region Red by the Houthi rebels, will return to the previous configuration with calls at the ports of Jebel Ali, Mundra, Pipavav, Jawaharlal Nehru, Salalah, (Suez Canal), Newark, Charleston, Savannah and Houston.