La nave Grande Sicilia di Grimaldi Group nei giorni scorsi ha attraccato al porto di Latakia, Siria. Riapre quindi dopo sette anni la rotta marittima tra Siria e Italia, sospesa a causa delle sanzioni occidentali. Secondo il responsabile delle pubbliche relazioni dello scalo, Ali Adra, l'ingresso della nave rappresenta "la crescente fiducia nei porti siriani e nella loro prontezza logistica". Anche...
Riapre la rotta marittima Siria-Italia
Nave Grimaldi attracca al porto di Latakia, dopo sette anni a causa delle sanzioni occidentali - VIDEO
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