In the whole of 2024, ship traffic through the Suez Canal it has collapsed by -50% compared to the previous year. Waiting of an official data on maritime traffic transited last year year in the Egyptian waterway, today, on the occasion of a meeting with the Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Arsenio Dominguez, the president of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), Osama Rabie, has announced that in 2024, following the crisis in the Red Sea, the ships that passed through the canal were about 13,200, with a decrease of -50% compared to over 26,400 in the 2023. In addition, Rabie confirmed the drastic reduction in revenues generated by tolls paid by ships to transit through the channel, a sum that last year was reduced to four billion, down -60.7% from $10.2 billion billion in 2023.