Gwadar eyes billions as Iran turns to Pakistani ports

Gwadar: Gwadar Port is expected to see a major rise in activity as Iran reportedly looks toward Pakistani ports to handle more regional trade. This shift could unlock billions in transit business, logistics demand and shipping revenues for Pakistan, while Gwadar’s strategic location near the Gulf gives it a strong advantage for cargo movement. Experts say increased port traffic can create jobs, improve road and rail connectivity and strengthen Pakistan’s role in regional commerce. For real estate and infrastructure, higher trade activity can boost demand for warehouses, logistics zones, industrial land, housing and commercial projects across Balochistan’s coastal belt. Can Gwadar finally become Pakistan’s major regional trade gateway?

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