Lieutenant-General Osama Rabie, head of the Suez Canal Authority, announced that the canal's navigation movement recorded, today, Monday, new and unprecedented records in terms of daily transit statistics, achieving the highest daily crossing rate in the history of the canal, as 107 ships crossed from both directions without waiting, with a total net tonnage of 6.3 million tons. The number of ships passing through the canal from the north direction is 56 ships with a net tonnage of 3.4 million tons, while 51 ships cross the channel from the south direction The new navigation of the canal, with a total net tonnage of 2.9 million tons. Lieutenant General Rabie confirmed that the huge boom in the daily transit rates in the canal would not have been possible without the new Suez Canal project, which succeeded in increasing the numerical and absorptive capacity of the canal and raising the canal's readiness to receive the current and future generations of giant ships with large drafts. The head of the authority stressed that the unprecedented rates recorded by the navigation traffic in the canal reflect a distanceThe vision of the political leadership on the technical and economic feasibility of projects to develop the navigational course in the short and medium term and the abundant good they bear for future generations. Navigational safety rates in this important sector increased by 28%, and the capacity of the canal was increased by about 6 additional vessels. The navigation traffic today, from the north direction, topped the giant container ship EVER GIFTED, classified as one of the largest Container ships in the world, with a total tonnage of 232,000 tons, on their journey from Greece to Malaysia, while the COSCO SHIPPING UNIVERSE container ship flying the flag of Hong Kong came at the head of the southern convoy, with a total tonnage of 232,000 tons on its journey from Singapore to Greece. Today, Monday, the canal's navigation movement records the crossing of various types of giant ships, as 25 container ships and 28 bulk ships pass, in addition to the transit of 33 tankers, 6 car carriers, and 15 ships of different types, varying between multi-purpose ships, general cargo ships, and others.