The Aqaba Port crisis is real, but it doesn't reflect a weakness in receiving ships or handling containers. Rather, it reveals a gap between the success of operations inside the port and the ability of the logistics system to move goods out at the same speed. A container that cranes unload efficiently, but which then sits in the yards, quickly turns from an operational achievement into an economic bottleneck.
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