The Evergreen shipping line has resumed its operations through the Suez Canal with the transit of the container ship Ever Eon, which covers a route from the Netherlands to Singapore. The vessel was part of a northbound convoy and operates on Ocean Alliance's NEU service, which connects ports in Asia and Northwest Europe.
The Suez Canal Authority highlighted this transit as part of the gradual return of maritime services to this route, after almost three years of disruptions associated with the Red Sea crisis. Its chairman, Ossama Rabie, indicated that Evergreen plans to resume more voyages through this waterway during the upcoming period.
The shipping line's return joins the reactivation of services from other companies such as CMA CGM, Maersk, MSC, Hapag-Lloyd, and Cosco. This development represents a step forward in the recovery of maritime connectivity between Europe and Asia and in the normalization of international trade routes.
