It's a major construction project, aimed at doubling the width of the Suez Canal and deepening its main waterway. 500 million cubic meters of sand and soil have already been transported from all over the world. Using unprecedented 3D images, we reveal how the canal will be widened.

2021年12月31日 · It’s a major construction project, aimed at doubling the width of the Suez Canal and deepening its main waterway. 500 million cubic meters of sand and soil have already been transported from...

2022年9月2日 · We look back to the original construction of the Suez Canal, back in 1859, to show how it first came to be built, and how now, they are planning to widen it....

How would you go about doubling the width of the Suez Canal and deepening its main waterway? This documentary examines the major construction project.

2020年1月8日 · Extreme Constructions: Suez Canal: It's a major construction project, aimed at doubling the width of the Suez Canal and deepening its main waterway. 500 million cubic meters of sand and soil have already been transported from all over the world.

Dig into the construction of the Suez Canal, and discover how it became one of the world’s busiest maritime passages. ...more. -- Today, nearly 30% of all global ship traffic passes through the...

It's a major construction project, aimed at doubling the width of the Suez Canal and deepening its main waterway. 500 million cubic meters of sand and soil have already been transported from all over the world. Using unprecedented 3D images, we reveal how the canal will be widened.

2023年1月18日 · In this documentary, we take a look at the extreme engineering specifications that made the Suez Canal. Using unprecedented 3D images, we reveal how the canal will be widened. We also look back to the original construction, back …

Lucia Carminati details the creation of the Suez Canal. [Directed by Michael Kalopaidis, Zedem Media, narrated by Christina Greer]. Today, nearly 30% of all global ship traffic passes through the Suez Canal, totaling over 20,000 ships in 2021.

As it currently exists, the Suez Canal is a 120 mile artificial waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea at Port Sa’id to the Red Sea at Port Tewfik at the city of Suez, which in effect defines the border between Africa and Asia.