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Chinese company proposes $522m first phase for Keti Bunder deep-water port

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August 24, 2026
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Zardari calls for cover of Indus Delta as CHEC outlines plans for multi-terminal maritime gateway

China Harbour Engineering Firm meets with President Asif Ali Zardari and propses plan for Keti Bandar. SCREENGRAB

China Harbour Engineering Firm (CHEC) on Monday proposed a preliminary $522.34 million engineering value for the primary section of a brand new deep-water port at Keti Bunder close to Karachi as President Asif Ali Zardari known as for the venture to be developed alongside street hyperlinks, energy, water and industrial infrastructure, in accordance with a press release issued by the President’s Workplace on X.

The Chinese language firm offered a Conceptual Grasp Plan for the proposed Keti Bunder Port throughout a gathering with President Zardari, outlining plans for a brand new maritime gateway with a number of terminals, logistics amenities and supporting infrastructure.

The proposed Part-I improvement included a multi-purpose terminal with a 500-metre quay, in accordance with the presentation by the Chinese language delegation.

President requires built-in improvement of Keti Bunder Port with deal with connectivity, native livelihoods

President Asif Ali Zardari has known as for an built-in strategy to the proposed improvement of Keti Bunder Port, stressing that the venture must be supported by… pic.twitter.com/teR6RKICxM

— The President of Pakistan (@PresOfPakistan) August 24, 2026

Welcoming the delegation, President Zardari mentioned Keti Bunder had “important potential as an extra maritime gateway” that would strengthen Pakistan’s port and logistics community, and help larger connectivity and commerce.

He known as for an “built-in strategy” to the port’s improvement, stressing that the venture must be supported by dependable street connectivity, energy and water provide, industrial infrastructure and different important amenities.

In response to the assertion, the president additionally emphasised the necessity for shut technical coordination between CHEC and related Pakistani authorities to additional develop the venture.

Learn: Chinese language fund eyes power, infrastructure

President Zardari famous that environmental sustainability ought to stay a key consideration within the venture, significantly regarding the safety of the “fragile ecosystem of the Indus Delta” and the pursuits and livelihoods of native fishing communities.

Appreciating China’s continued curiosity in supporting Pakistan’s infrastructure and maritime improvement, the president inspired continued technical engagement to additional refine the grasp plan and establish an applicable implementation and financing framework.

The Chinese language delegation included CHEC’s Chief Consultant in Pakistan Wu Ping, Head of Advertising and marketing Division Wang Zongde, Engineer Xu Tielin and Normal Supervisor of Technique and Advertising and marketing, Ali Raza.

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, Senators Saleem Mandviwala and Sherry Rehman, Sindh Vitality and Planning and Growth Minister Nasir Hussain Shah, Particular Assistant to the Chief Minister for Funding and Public Non-public Partnership Syed Qasim Naveed Qamar, and Sindh Chief Secretary Syed Asif Hyder Shah additionally attended the assembly.





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