Karachi, December 23, 2025 – The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) on Tuesday released its daily shipping activity report to keep port users, shipping agents, and other stakeholders informed about vessel movements at the port.
According to PQA, the shipping activity report was updated at 8:00 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) and covers the vessels’ movements during the previous 24 hours. The report provides details of ships that sailed, berthed, and shifted at various terminals of Port Qasim, reflecting ongoing commercial and industrial activity at one of Pakistan’s busiest seaports.
During the reported period, two vessels sailed from Port Qasim. The container vessel M.V. Eleni T departed from the QICT-VII terminal under the agency of GAC Shipping, while M.T. AN 61, carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), sailed from the EVTL terminal, indicating continued energy-related cargo movement.
On the berthing side, four vessels arrived at the port to unload or handle various commodities. These included M.T. GFS Giselle, a container vessel berthed at QT2-II, and M.T. Eva Trust, which arrived with a large consignment of palm oil at the LCT terminal. Additionally, M.T. Mutriba berthed at FOTCO carrying gas oil, while M.T. Eva Tokyo docked at EVTL with a shipment of phosphoric acid, highlighting the diversity of imports handled at Port Qasim.
The report also noted the shifting of a vessel within port limits. M.T. Marine Ista, engaged in bunker supply operations, was shifted from the outer anchorage under the agency of Al-Pine Marine, as part of routine port operations.
Port officials stated that regular publication of shipping activity reports helps improve transparency, planning, and coordination among stakeholders involved in maritime trade and logistics.