Karachi, November 28, 2025 – The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released its daily shipping activity report for Friday, November 28, 2025, to keep stakeholders informed about arrivals, departures, and cargo movements at Pakistan’s major commercial port.
According to the latest update issued at 8:00 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), Port Qasim recorded multiple vessel sailings and berthings over the past 24 hours.
Sailing of Vessels
Among the vessels that departed from Port Qasim, the M.T-Bolan carried 55,584 tons of MOGAS, while M.T-Victoria Kosan transported 4,364 tons of ethylene. Container vessel M.T-GFS Giselle also set sail, followed by M.T-Zest carrying 5,500 tons of bitumen, and M.T-Marmara S which shipped 41,247 tons of coal. These departures involved coordination with ship agents including Al-Pine Marine, Transmarine, and Ocean World, ensuring smooth logistics and timely operations at the designated berths.
Berthing of Vessels
On the arrival side, several vessels were berthed at Port Qasim, including M.V-Christos K with 57,692 tons of soybean seed, M.T-Horizon 1 with 3,178 tons of LPG, and M.T-Nordic transporting 60,000 tons of HSFO. Container vessel M.V-MSC Tia V also docked at the port, followed by M.T-Ullswater carrying 3,732 tons of LPG. Other ships included M.V-MSC Olia, berthed at QICT-VII. These arrivals were handled by agents such as Ocean Services, International Shipping & Ports, and MSC Pakistan, maintaining efficiency in cargo handling and port operations.
The PQA continues to monitor and update shipping activities daily to provide timely information to shipping companies, importers, exporters, and other stakeholders involved in Pakistan’s maritime trade.