Port Qasim’s latest shipping programme shows one vessel scheduled to sail and four vessels due to berth, with container, rice and coal cargo operations planned.
KARACHI, September 29, 2026: The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released its daily shipping programme for September 29, 2026, showing one vessel scheduled to sail and four vessels expected to berth at the port during the day.
According to the latest programme, updated on September 29 and covering operations during the 24 hours up to 0800 hours, M.V-GFS Pride is scheduled to sail from Port Qasim at 19:30 hours.
M.V-GFS Pride scheduled to sail
The vessel, registered under PQA Reg No. 37951, has a length overall (LOA) of 222 metres and is carrying containers.
M.V-GFS Pride is scheduled to depart from QICT-VII, with an aft draft of 12.10 metres and a forward draft of 11.00 metres.
Eastwind Shipping is acting as the ship agent for the vessel.
Four vessels scheduled to berth
The shipping programme shows four vessels scheduled to berth at different terminals at Port Qasim during the day.
M.V-Kian to handle rice cargo
M.V-Kian, registered under PQA Reg No. 37945, has an LOA of 77 metres and is scheduled to berth at FAP at 12:00 hours.
The vessel is expected to handle 2,000 tonnes of rice, with both its aft and forward drafts recorded at 4 metres.
Ocean World is the ship agent.
M.V-Evangelia D carrying coal
M.V-Evangelia D, registered under PQA Reg No. 37934, is scheduled to berth at PIBT at 15:00 hours.
The vessel has an LOA of 200 metres and is carrying 58,975 tonnes of coal. Its aft and forward drafts are both recorded at 13 metres.
Ocean World is also acting as the ship agent for M.V-Evangelia D.
M.V-Obe Lotus due at PQEPT
M.V-Obe Lotus, bearing PQA Reg No. 37950, has an LOA of 190 metres and is scheduled to berth at PQEPT at 15:00 hours.
The shipping programme does not specify the vessel’s commodity or manifest quantity.
M.V-BSG Bimini scheduled for QT2-I
M.V-BSG Bimini, with an LOA of 222 metres, is scheduled to berth at QT2-I at 18:00 hours.
The programme does not provide details of the vessel’s commodity, manifest quantity or draft.
Port Qasim cargo activity continues
The latest shipping schedule reflects continued cargo-handling activity at Port Qasim, with rice and coal among the commodities listed for vessels arriving at the port.
Container operations are also scheduled as part of the day’s maritime activity, highlighting the range of cargo movements planned across the port’s terminals.