Gwadar Port handles 200,000 tonnes of transit breakbulk cargo in three months
Most outlets reported that Gwadar Port handled 200,000 tonnes of transit breakbulk cargo over the past three months, citing Yu Bo of China Overseas Ports Holding Company. The Nation and Daily Times both included the same core statistic and source, with slight variation in phrasing and emphasis on the significance of the transit traffic growth. No additional framing or context was provided in the excerpts.
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Transit traffic grows as Gwadar handles 200,000 tonnes
Gwadar Port has handled roughly 200,000 tonnes of transit breakbulk cargo over the past three months, said Yu Bo, Chairman of China Overseas Ports Holding Company (Pvt.) Ltd. (COPHC). He stated this while addressing the Pakistan Logistics & Shipping Summit 2026, Gwadar Pro reported. Yu Bo noted that global trade and supply chains are undergoing […]
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Gwadar handles 200,000 tonnes of transit breakbulk cargo over past 3 months
ISLAMABAD - Gwadar Port has handled roughly 200,000 tonnes of transit breakbulk cargo over the past three months, said Yu Bo, chairman of China Overseas Ports Holding Company (Pvt.
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