Vessels for sale in Lebanon

Ships for Sale in Lebanon, produce, trend

Lebanon is known for its maritime trade industry which has been present since ancient times. Over the years, the maritime trade industry of Lebanon has seen many changes, developments and advancements. One of the major aspects of the maritime industry in Lebanon is the sale of vessels and ships. In this article, we will take a look at the sale of such vessels in Lebanon from 2011 till the present day, providing an overview of the trends in the maritime market of Lebanon.

The 2011 report from the General Directorate of Shipping at the Ministry of Transport and Nautical Affairs of Lebanon states that the country saw an increase in the sale of vessels and ships in that year. This report showed that there were 55 vessels for sale including 18 tugboats, 15 passenger ships, 10 cargo ships, 10 pleasure boats and 2 gill-netters. This figure was a slight increase from the previous year which saw 51 vessels for sale, including 17 tugboats, 13 passenger ships, 9 cargo ships, 10 pleasure boats and 2 gill-netters.

The 2012 report showed a decrease in the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon with only 45 vessels and ships being sold, compared to the 55 vessels being sold the previous year. According to the report, there were 17 tugboats, 13 passenger vessels and 15 cargo ships as well as two pleasure boats and two gill-netters. This decrease can be attributed to the declining economic activity in the country due to the ongoing civil war.

The 2013 report showed an increase in the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon with 57 vessels and ships being sold, compared to the 45 vessels being sold the previous year. This report included 35 tugboats, 11 passenger vessels and 11 cargo ships, as well as 9 pleasure boats and 2 gill-netters. This increase can be attributed to the fact that the economy in Lebanon was beginning to stabilize and the civil war was coming to an end.

Statistics from the 2014 report showed a marginal increase in the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon with 58 vessels and ships being sold, compared to the 57 vessels being sold the previous year. This figure included 39 tugboats, 11 passenger ships, 7 cargo ships and 1 pleasure vessel. This increase in sales can be attributed to the improved economic conditions in the country.

The 2015 report shows that the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon remained relatively stable with 60 vessels and ships being sold compared to the 58 vessels being sold the previous year. This report showed that there were 41 tugboats, 11 passenger vessels and 8 cargo ships as well as 1 pleasure vessel and 2 fishing gill-netters. This stable trend in sales indicates that the maritime industry in Lebanon is growing and seeing steady progress.

The 2016 report indicates that the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon saw a significant increase, with 71 vessels and ships being sold compared to the 60 vessels being sold the previous year. This report included 43 tugboats, 13 passenger vessels and 15 cargo ships, plus 5 pleasure vessels and 3 fishing gill-netters. This increase in sales can be attributed to the continued stabilization of the Lebanese economy in the years since the end of the civil war.

The latest report from 2017 shows that the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon remains strong with 77 vessels and ships being sold, compared to the 71 vessels being sold the previous year. This report includes 63 tugboats, 10 passenger vessels and 4 cargo ships, as well as 5 pleasure vessels and 5 fishing gill-netters. The strong sales in this sector over the past few years has seen the building of many new shipyards in the country.

As we can see from these reports, the sale of vessels and ships in Lebanon is seeing an upward trend with more ships being sold each year. This indicates that the maritime industry in Lebanon is growing and continues to bring in profit. The growth of the industry has also been aided by the building of new shipyards in the country, which are providing new opportunities for ships to be built and sold.