Port Qasim has been ranked 9th in the World Bank’s Global Port Index, reflecting its growing efficiency and performance. The ranking highlights the port’s significant role in international trade and logistics.
According to the World Bank report, Port Qasim scored high in operational efficiency, cargo handling, and overall infrastructure. Officials welcomed the recognition, saying that Port Qasim ranked 9th in World Bank’s Global Port Index due to continuous improvements and modernization efforts.
The port serves as a key gateway for Pakistan’s imports and exports. Its strategic location and upgraded facilities have enabled faster turnaround times for ships, attracting more international shipping lines. Analysts note that Port Qasim ranked 9th in World Bank’s Global Port Index thanks to its modern cargo terminals and effective management practices.
Port authorities have invested in technology and training to enhance operational efficiency. Automation and digital tracking systems have reduced delays and improved service quality. Experts believe these measures contributed to Port Qasim’s high ranking in the global index.
The World Bank’s Global Port Index assesses ports based on multiple criteria, including cargo throughput, efficiency, safety, and reliability. Port Qasim’s strong performance indicates Pakistan’s growing competitiveness in global trade and logistics.
Industry stakeholders praised the achievement, emphasizing its potential to boost foreign investment and trade. The ranking also positions Pakistan as a regional hub for maritime commerce. Port officials said they will continue investing in infrastructure and technology to maintain and improve their global standing.
With this recognition, Port Qasim strengthens its reputation as one of South Asia’s leading ports. Officials and policymakers aim to leverage this success to further develop Pakistan’s maritime industry and support economic growth.
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