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Arab maritime sector attracts nearly $4bn in foreign investment over 23 years: Dhaman 

By Arab News ·

Argentine maritime workers’ labor reform strike halts grain shipments

By Reuters ·

Pakistan’s maritime sector records $360 million profits in 2025 — minister

By Ismail Dilawar ·
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Where We Are Going Today: ‘Maritime’ in Jeddah

By Nada Hameed ·

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia discuss new port development projects, Karachi–Jeddah Sister Port pact

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Bahri signs deal with IMI for first Saudi-built large-scale fleet

By Miguel Hadchity ·

Pakistan eyes Saudi-linked port, shipping projects to boost Gulf–China connectivity

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Saudi Arabia set to dominate $8bn feeder shipping market by 2030

By Nour El-Shaeri ·

UN decries hike in satellite navigation system interference

Saudi Arabia’s seaports see 18.25% rise in exported containers

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·

Pakistan says Hong Kong conglomerate discussing $1 billion investment in maritime sector

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
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Maritime experts urge Pakistan to expand its blue economy to $100 billion

By Aamir Saeed ·

Saudi Arabia, Djibouti explore new maritime initiative to strengthen trade links

By Arab News ·

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