The following ships are expected in Malta:

The EM Spetses from Mersin to Antalya, the Star Comet from Durres to Taranto, the CMA CGM Ivanhoe from Port Said to Genoa, the Stadt Schwerin from Algiers to Algiers, the CMA CGM Quarts from Damietta to Tilbury (all Carmelo Caruana Co. Ltd), the Alexander Maersk from Tunis to Misurata and the Maersk Sheerness from Port Tangier to the Suez Canal (both Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) today.

The Sena Kalkavan from Naples to Trapani, the Westerburg from Misurata,the Oued Ziz from Skikda to Skikda, the Fas Dammam from Tunis to Bizerte, the Connorth from Algiers to Annaba, the Elbella to Mersin (all Carmelo Caruana Co. Ltd), the Maersk Evora from Suez Canal to Valencia and the Maersk Taikung from Port Said to Port Tangier (both Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) tomorrow.

The Ecem Kalkavan from Trapani, the CMA CGM Agadir from Tripoli to Bejaia, the RT Dagr to Skikda, the Stadt Hameln from Annaba, the BFP Galaxy from Aliaga to Izmir, the Santa Balbina from Tanger Med to Gemlik, the CMA CGM Verdi from Jeddah to Tanger Med (all Carmelo Caruana Co. Ltd) on Saturday.

The Saint Roch from Tripoli to Benghazi, the Jork Valiant from Ploce, the AS Cypria from Aliaga to Tanger Med, the El Toro from Skikda to Algiers, the Taurus J from Sfax to Bejaia (all Carmelo Caruana Co. Ltd) and the Maersk Bali from Port Said to Port Tangier (Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) on Sunday.

The CMA CGM Meknes from Bejaia to Algiers, the Jamila from Misurata to Misurata, the Pago from Valencia to Livorno, the Alexander Sibum from Algiers to Bizerte (all Carmelo Caruana Co. Ltd), the Lana from Antwerp to Haifa and the Maersk Regensburg from Misurata to El Khoms (both Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) on Monday.