Karachi, June 30, 2025 – The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released its official shipping operations report for Monday, June 30, 2025, providing vital updates to port users and stakeholders.
The daily report, issued at 0800 hours, highlights vessel movements, berthing schedules, and the handling of various cargoes over the past 24 hours.
According to the report, multiple vessels were actively engaged in shipping operations at Port Qasim, ensuring the smooth handling of import and export consignments. The port continues to play a pivotal role in sustaining Pakistan’s maritime trade by facilitating efficient cargo logistics.
The report confirms the sailing of two key vessels on Monday. The first, M.V. XIN LIAN CHANG, departed from berth QT2-I at 1500 hours. The second, M.V. FALMOUTH BAY, set sail from the PQEPT berth at 1530 hours. Both ships had completed their respective cargo-handling operations before their timely departure, showcasing the port’s commitment to fast turnaround times.
In terms of berthing activity, two vessels successfully docked during the same 24-hour period. M.V. XIN LIAN CHANG, which later departed, was berthed at QT2-I at 1230 hours. Meanwhile, M.T. AL SOOR II, a tanker vessel, berthed at the FOTCO terminal by 1300 hours, highlighting the port’s capability to accommodate a wide range of cargo types including dry bulk, containers, and petroleum products.
Port Qasim remains a crucial node in Pakistan’s maritime infrastructure, handling a significant share of the country’s total shipping activity. The regular issuance of the shipping operations report allows importers, exporters, shipping lines, and logistics service providers to coordinate operations, reduce delays, and ensure compliance with customs and maritime regulations.
With continuous enhancements in port facilities and operational transparency, Port Qasim reinforces its position as a strategically vital hub. The PQA’s commitment to issuing timely and detailed reports reflects its dedication to efficient, data-driven shipping management and sustainable maritime growth in Pakistan.