After Houthi forces took control of the Red Sea port and city of Mocha for several hours, the Houthi-backed Government of Change and Construction said the port has resumed operations and that, in the coming days, it will offer preferential measures for container ships and cargo at multiple Red Sea ports including Mocha. The statement said discounts or waivers of up to 50% will apply to vessel and container fees, taxes, duties and other charges. It said the measures aim to encourage shipping agen

2026-09-11

After Houthi forces took control of the Red Sea port and city of Mocha for several hours, the Houthi-backed Government of Change and Construction said the port has resumed operations and that, in the coming days, it will offer preferential measures for container ships and cargo at multiple Red Sea ports including Mocha. The statement said discounts or waivers of up to 50% will apply to vessel and container fees, taxes, duties and other charges. It said the measures aim to encourage shipping agents to import via seaports to avoid what it described as high and illegal fees in areas controlled by Saudi-backed armed groups in southern Yemen, and called on merchants, traders and shipping companies to use the incentives.