Karachi Port handles record containers despite Middle East crisis

Karachi: Karachi Port has handled a record 111,300 TEUs despite disruptions caused by the ongoing Middle East crisis, highlighting strong resilience in Pakistan’s trade and shipping operations. Officials state that the high container volume reflects steady import-export activity and rising logistics demand across the country. This development under the Investment & Global Cooperation Cluster signals Pakistan’s growing importance in regional trade and supply chains. For Lahore and Punjab businesses, improved port performance can support smoother imports, exports, and industrial growth. Experts believe sustained performance could strengthen Pakistan’s economic outlook. Will this momentum continue amid global uncertainty? How will it impact trade costs?

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