Port Qasim Shipping Operations on January 21, 2025

Port Qasim Shipping Operations on January 21, 2025

Karachi, January 21, 2025 – The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released details of its shipping operations for Tuesday, January 21, 2025, as part of its ongoing efforts to facilitate maritime stakeholders.

These operations highlight the smooth functioning and efficiency of one of Pakistan’s busiest seaports, Port Qasim.

Port Qasim, located near Karachi, continues to play a pivotal role in supporting Pakistan’s economy by managing a significant share of the country’s imports and exports. The port remains a hub of activity, handling diverse cargoes and ensuring timely sailing and berthing of vessels.

Sailing of Vessels

Multiple vessels departed Port Qasim on Tuesday, carrying essential commodities to international and domestic destinations. Among the key departures were M.V. Al Karrar, which sailed with soybean seed, and M.T. Ardmore Cheyenne, loaded with palm oil. Both vessels represent the critical role Port Qasim plays in facilitating agricultural and industrial supply chains. Additionally, M.V. Venus and M.T. MTM Amazon completed their loading and sailed with LPG and palm oil, respectively, further underscoring the port’s importance in managing energy resources.

Berthing of Vessels

Port Qasim welcomed several new vessels on the same day, efficiently coordinating their berthing operations. Notable arrivals included M.V. Maersk Kensington and M.V. MSC Positano, both container ships crucial for handling Pakistan’s trade logistics. The seamless management of containerized cargo at Port Qasim ensures the smooth flow of goods across the region.

Furthermore, M.T. Nord Valorous, carrying palm oil, and M.T. Ivan 6, loaded with LPG, docked at their respective berths. These berthing operations highlight Port Qasim’s capacity to manage diverse cargo types, from bulk commodities to liquid cargoes, while maintaining international standards of safety and efficiency.

Port Qasim: A Strategic Asset

Port Qasim’s strategic location and state-of-the-art facilities make it a cornerstone of Pakistan’s maritime sector. Its ability to handle large volumes of imports and exports, including essential goods like palm oil, LPG, and containers, contributes significantly to national economic stability. With ongoing improvements and expansions, Port Qasim is poised to meet growing trade demands.

As one of the leading seaports in the region, Port Qasim continues to prioritize efficient operations and stakeholder satisfaction, ensuring that Pakistan remains connected to global markets while supporting local industries and supply chains.