Anji Prestige Arrives in Aqaba from Antwerp

The Anji Prestige arrived in Aqaba on 5 March after completing its voyage from Antwerp. The vessel carried a full load of trucks, machinery, and other rolling cargo for the Jordanian market and destinations beyond it. This mix of commercial vehicles and heavy equipment reflects the varied cargo that moves on the Antwerp-Aqaba RoRo corridor.

The call was handled through IMS Shipping's Middle East service with Anji Logistics. Regular RoRo sailings give exporters a dependable option for cargo that can be driven or towed onto the vessel, including trucks, construction machinery, and project units. For every shipment, the practical transit plan begins with the confirmed sailing and also accounts for delivery into Antwerp, export documentation, port acceptance, discharge in Aqaba, and final cargo release.

Aqaba provides an important Red Sea entry point for Jordan and regional inland markets, while Antwerp remains a major consolidation and loading location for European rolling cargo. The Anji Prestige arrival therefore represents more than a single vessel call: it underlines the relevance of the route for customers moving commercial vehicles and equipment from Europe into the Middle East. IMS assists clients with booking, cargo preparation, documentation, and coordination with the destination side so that each stage of the shipment is aligned with the vessel schedule and local port procedures.