Naggar Shipping

Naggar Shipping is an established Egyptian maritime enterprise with its primary operations headquartered in Alexandria. Founded in 1951 by Abdel Kader Naggar, the company has grown into a significant regional entity within the shipping and logistics sectors. Its operational footprint covers all major Egyptian ports along the Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts, including Port Said, Damietta, Suez, Sokhna, and Safaga. This geographic distribution enables the company to provide direct oversight and localized assistance for vessels entering Egyptian waters or navigating the Suez Canal. As a dedicated shipping and port agent, the company manages the multifaceted requirements of vessel port calls and maritime transit. Its core activities involve the coordination of vessel clearance and the management of mandatory customs and immigration formalities. The company serves as a primary intermediary between shipowners and local port authorities, ensuring that all regulatory and administrative protocols are followed. For vessels transiting the Suez Canal, it provides specialized agency services to facilitate smooth passage through this critical waterway, handling the necessary documentation and scheduling requirements. Beyond administrative tasks, the company provides a range of husbandry and operational support services. These include the logistical management of crew changes, medical evacuations, and the coordination of vessel supplies such as provisions, fresh water, and bunkers. Technical support is also a key component of its operations, involving the delivery of spare parts and the arrangement of ship repairs. By maintaining branch offices at every major gateway in Egypt, the company offers continuous support to international operators, ensuring that both the technical and personnel needs of a vessel are addressed during its time in port. The company operates from its central office on Patrice Lumumba Street in Alexandria, overseeing a national network that supports global trade through Egyptian maritime corridors.