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Egypt returns to Monaco Yacht Show with expanded national pavilion

EgyptSep 20, 2026, 6:17 PM
Egypt returns to Monaco Yacht Show with expanded national pavilion
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PUBLISHEDSep 20, 2026, 6:17 PM
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Egypt will participate in the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show through an expanded national pavilion, with Felix Maritime among the Egyptian companies exhibiting at the event, scheduled to take place from September 23 to 26 at Port Hercule in Monaco. Organised by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities under the Experience Egypt banner, the Egypt Pavilion will bring together Egyptian companies operating in maritime services and yachting. The pavilion will highlight Egypt’s role in yacht transit through the Suez Canal, as well as services supporting yachts operating in Egyptian waters, including the Red Sea.

Felix Maritime, an Egyptian superyacht agency and Suez Canal transit services provider, has participated in the Monaco Yacht Show since 2023. The company was founded by Naguib Latif, who has worked in Egypt’s yachting sector for more than four decades. “The Suez Canal connects two seas, and the Red Sea offers a cruising experience few destinations in the world can match,” said Bahi Naguib, Managing Partner of Felix Maritime. “Our role is to support owners and captains throughout their journey through Egypt, including canal transit, clearances and services in Egyptian waters. ” During the four-day…

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