The following ships are expected in Malta:

The CMA CGM Agadir from el Khoms to Algiers, the Star Comet from Trapani to Taranto, the Oued Ziz from Skikda to Skikda, the CMG CGM Butterfly from Port Said to Genoa, the Vega Sigma from Annaba to Tripoli (all Carmelo Caruana Co Ltd) today.

The Devon Strait from Tunis to Annaba, the CMA CGM Lyra from Fos-Sur-Mer to Port Said, the CMA CGM Erving from Tanjung Pelepas to Valencia, the Hansa Narvik from Misurata to Mersin, the Mediterranean Sea from Antalya to Antalya (all Carmelo Caruana Co Ltd), the Maersk Batam from Izmir to Algeciras, the Emma Maersk from Felixstowe to Suez Canal and the Maersk Taurus from Port Said to Port Tangier (all Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) tomorrow.

The Sena Kalkavan from Gioia Tauro to Catania, the OS Bodrum from Bizerte, the Ecem Kalkavan from Naples to Trapani, the BFP Galaxy from Aliaga to Izmir, the CMA CGM Berlioz from Jeddah to Tanger Med (all Carmelo Caruana Co Ltd) and the Antwerp from Bejaia to Bejaia (Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) on Saturday.

The Conwest from Algiers to Tunis, the Saint Roch from Tripoli to Benghazi, the Camellia from Aliaga to Tanger Med, the Kasif Kalkavan from Varna to Varna, the RT Dagr from Bejaia to El Khoms (all Carmelo Caruana Co Ltd) and the Safmarine Bayete from Algeciras to Canakkale (Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) on Sunday.

The Jamila from Misurata, the Vega Aquila from Thessaloniki to Piraeus, the HS Bruckner from Valencia to Livorno, the Santa Bettina from Tanger Med to Gemlik, the Bernhard Sibum from Ploce to Ravenna (all Carmelo Caruana Co Ltd), the Concordia from Benghazi to Benghazi, the Rosa from Buenos Aires to Haifa and the BC Hamburg from Misurata to Misurata (all Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) on Monday.