The following ships are expected in Malta:

The Maersk Arkansas from Bejaia to Bejaia, the Maersk Arizona from Sfax to Misurata, the Seago Antwerp from Antwerp to Piraeus, the Helmut from Algiers to Tunis (all Thomas Smith & Co. Ltd), the Allegro from Algeciras to Tunis, the Hanjin United Kingdom from Genoa to Jeddah, the Hanjin Greece from Port Said to La Spezia (all Sullivan Shipping), the CMA CGM Manet from Algeciras to Livorno, the CMA CGM Rossini from Damietta to Salerna, the CMA CGM Norma from Djibouti to Valencia (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd) and the MSC Clorinda from Singapore to Barcelona (John Ripard & Son Ltd) today.

The AS Rosalia from Ancona to Rijeka, the DP Legacy from Trapani to Catania, the Al Rawdah from Genoa to Port Said, the Wehr Weser from Tanger Med to Livorno (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd) and the MSC Rapallo from Valencia to Salalah (John Ripard and Son Ltd) tomorrow.

The Coneste from Bejaia to Skikda, the JSP Skirner (ex-Alexander Sibum) from Sfax to Sousse (both CMA GGM Malta Agency Ltd) and the Maersk Taurus (Thomas Smith & Co. Ltd) on Saturday.

The Spero from Alexandria to Algiers, the Stjerneborg from Misurata to El Khoms, the Jona from Izmir to Thessaloniki, the Tim-S from Aliaga to Tanger Med and the Corona J from Valencia (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd), the JSP Mistral from Catania to Rijeka, the Rio Chara from Venice to Koper (Sullivan Shipping) and the Safmarine Bayete from Annaba to Annaba (Thomas Smith & Co. Ltd) on Sunday.

The Devon Strait from Split to Durres, the Avonmoor from Misurata to Tripoli, the CMA CGM Andromeda from Fos-sur-Mer to Damietta (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd), the Analena from Algeciras to Izmit (Thomas Smith & Co. Ltd), the MV Euroferry Malta from Catania to Salerno and the MV Eurocargo Venezia from Catania to Genoa (both Sullivan Maritime) on Monday.