Islamabad [Pakistan], January 12 (ANI): Pakistan is struggling to unlock the potential of Gwadar port, a deep-sea port in the southwest, despite significant investment, Voice of America (VOA) News reported.
Built-in 2007 at a cost of nearly USD 250 million, the port has been operated by the China Overseas Ports Holding Company (COPHC) since 2013. However, nearly a decade after the first container ships docked there in 201

Pakistan: Gwadar port faces setbacks due to lack of planning, infrastructure
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