An interesting view, and I would like to identify the larger ship.

This is my opinion of the scenario:
Port Said, (and some other Middle Eastern ports, Karachi, for one) has had a long 'tradition' of using floating storage for grain imports.

The larger vessel is, I believe, a tanker, possibly Japanese built.
The 'Norlandia' appears to be unloading grain into the adjacent vessel.
The larger vessel has a visible, portable grain elevator in front of the accommodation and, I expect others, further along the deck.
Looking at the Norlandia's after hold, a suction/discharge pipe leads from the hold directly to the grain elevator.
The dust haze is typical of uploading grain.

To my knowledge, brand new tankers (with untainted cargo tanks) have been chartered to carry or store grain. Well used tankers too! I saw Shell's 'Varicella' at Karachi in 1976 in this role.

The larger ship's funnel looks familiar but I can't put a name to the company.
The funnel seems to be yellow/buff with a black top, a white disc with a (red?) five pointed star thereon.

Can anybody suggest a company?

Thanks, Rick

NORLANDIA - IMO: 5256147