مشاكل النقل البحري في المقاطعات الإفريقية و دور الرومان في حلها ما بين (27ق. م -284م)‎

Abstract EN

The transport activity played in the expansion of the Roman colonialist at the expense of many provinces, including Africa, and also contributed to the exploitation of the province's resources and transporting them to the capital, Rome, in order to supply its inhabitants.

However, this activity was beset by a set of difficulties that the Romans faced, including the natural ones that made navigation difficult, or the pirates who They hindered the smooth running of Romanian ships on the African coasts, in addition to the quality of the ships, their speed, their tonnage, and their implications for maritime transport and carriers in particular, and more than this various professional problems such as the Roman administration's mishandling of the transporters, especially the Africans, and its concern only for not stopping transport activity and financial difficulties and in return for every problem we dealt with solutions Taken in it.