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Home›Authorities & Government›EXCLUSIVE: DEME, Suez Canal explore potential areas of cooperation
Authorities & Government

October 28, 2026 · 1 hour ago

EXCLUSIVE: DEME, Suez Canal explore potential areas of cooperation

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Eldin Ganic

Dredging Today

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photo courtesy of SCA
photo courtesy of SCA

Osama Rabie, the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) Chairman Vice Admiral, today hosted Amadeo Perron, Area Director Middle East at DEME Group, to discuss prospects for future co-operation.

At the meeting, Rabie expressed appreciation for the strategic partnership and stressed SCA’s commitment to continued coordination. He also highlighted interest in learning about the latest global dredging technologies.

Rabie added that the SCA had modernized its marine dredging fleet by adding the Mohab Mameesh and Hussein Tantawy dredgers, the newest and largest of their kind in the Middle East. The two dredgers played an active role in the South Sector Development Project.

He noted that SCA’s dredging fleet expanded operations beyond the Canal and now participates in major national projects, including the development of Egyptian ports and the dredging and development of lakes.

Perron expressed DEME’s interest in further cooperation with the Suez Canal Authority and noted the company’s participation in dredging works for several Canal development programs. These projects included the New Suez Canal project, where dredging volumes reached 41 million cubic meters using a fleet of ten dredgers.

The long-standing partnership with the Suez Canal has created promising opportunities for joint work and knowledge exchange, Perron concluded. 

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