Karachi, March 1, 2025 – The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released its shipping activity report for Saturday, March 1, 2025, providing key insights into vessel movements and cargo handling.
This report is essential for industry stakeholders, ensuring smooth operations at one of Pakistan’s busiest ports.
The Port Qasim report, updated at 0800 hours, details shipping movements over the past 24 hours. Several vessels have completed their operations, while others have berthed to unload and load cargo, highlighting the port’s continued role in facilitating international trade.
Vessels Departing from Port Qasim
A number of vessels set sail from Port Qasim, contributing to steady shipping activity. Among them, M.V. XPRESS SALWEEN, measuring 172 meters in length, departed at 10:30 AM, followed by M.V. STENIA COLOSSUS, which carried 42,612 metric tons of coal and departed at 3:00 PM. Additionally, M.T. AMIR GAS, a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier, completed its operations and sailed at 3:00 PM, while M.T. EMMA GRACE, transporting 14,284 metric tons of palm oil, left the port at 6:00 PM.
New Vessel Arrivals at Port Qasim
The Port Qasim also saw the arrival of multiple ships carrying various commodities. M.T. VITALITY, a palm oil tanker, berthed at 1:30 PM, bringing in 30,242 metric tons of cargo. Another LPG carrier, M.T. EPIC BURANO, arrived at 1:30 PM with 3,674 metric tons of LPG. Meanwhile, M.T. BOLAN, carrying 57,687 metric tons of gasoline, docked at 2:00 PM, followed by M.T. GOLDEN CURL, which berthed at 11:30 PM with 16,000 metric tons of palm oil.
Port Qasim’s Role in Shipping and Trade
As a crucial hub for shipping activity, Port Qasim plays a significant role in handling vital imports, including petroleum products, LPG, coal, and edible oils. The steady inflow and outflow of vessels reflect the port’s efficiency and its importance in maintaining trade flow.
With ongoing maritime activity, Port Qasim continues to be a key driver of Pakistan’s shipping sector, ensuring the seamless movement of goods essential for the country’s economy.
