contact@mts.gov.eg
034279690
search
العربية
Menu
Home
MTS Sector
Speech of Rear Admiral / Head of the MTS
About MTS
MTS Objectives
Egypt’s strategy 2030
MTS Objectives
Definitions
Specializations of the Maritime Transport Sector
Maritime Transport Components
Achievement Reports
Studies
Maritime Authorities
Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety
Suez Canal Authority
Ports
Commercial Ports
Specialized Ports
Investment in Ports
The Egyptian Port's Capacity
Port Traffic Reports
Ports Performance
ISPS Code
Egyptian Ports
International ports of the ISPS
Maritime Conventions
International Conventions
IMO Conventions
ILO Conventions
Regional Agreements
Bilateral Agreements
General Bilateral Agreements
Foreign Bilateral Agreements
Services
MTS Services Portal
EMDB Services
Wireless Device licensing
Ship Guidance Committee
Diving Works License
Maritime Legislation
Coastal Transport License Request
Specialized port license
Individuals Permission Request
Marine pier License
Dumping Licenses
Shipping agency licensing
Yachts Single Window
ADS
Tourist Yachts
Yacht Single Window
Egyptian E-Visa Portal
Suez Canal Authority
Requirement For The Construction Of The Marinas
A guiding video to access the yachts single window
Regulatory laws and decisions
Media Center
Local News
Maritime International News
Video Library
CLOSE
State’s general policy for maritime transport development
Home
»
General Strategic
»
State’s general policy for maritime transport development
State’s general policy for maritime transport development
Achieving balance between different transport means and setting regulation for this and also giving concern to multi- modal transport (maritime ports, railways, river transport, land roads network).
Supporting vital role of maritime transport where Egyptian maritime ports are economically the state’s salvage due to their linkage with foreign trade; as they dominate over the majority of cargo transport activities.
Reinforcing private sector role; its participation in transport system development and providing with services and facilities so that it can perform its investment role and participate in all transport sector projects in general.
Supporting human resources through development of training programs specially professional cadres of transport ministry employees.
Updating legislation and setting regulating regulations that guarantee free competitiveness in transport services provision field.
Predicting environmental targets that reinforce transport sustainable development especially with respect to reducing all kinds of pollution, especially river and maritime pollution.
advertising space
advertising space
advertising space
Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of
website accessibility