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Pakistan’s Gwadar port berths vessel with 53,000 metric tons amid rise in transshipment

  • Maritime Affairs Minister Junaid Chaudhry calls the development a ‘major operational milestone’
  • The development comes amid disruptions in Strait of Hormuz due to the United States-Iran tensions
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Pakistan to build ‘Energy City,’ multipurpose terminal at Port Qasim to boost blue economy

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Pakistani, global exhibitors sign agreements worth $273 million at maritime summit

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Pakistan’s Gwadar port, Chinese company ink agreement for industrial, commercial agreements

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Pakistan cuts Karachi port charges by 50% in climate-focused maritime reform push

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Pakistan plans to slash container dwell time at ports by 70% to boost trade efficiency

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Pakistan’s seafood exports jump 20.5 percent in FY25, highlighting Arabian Sea potential

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Pakistan to set up maritime chamber to boost blue economy, promote greener ports

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Pakistan to open new maritime trade corridors to tap East African market — minister

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