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Gwadar Port Has More Ships Right Now than It Has Had in Years. That’s Not What It Sounds Like
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Gwadar Port Has More Ships Right Now than It Has Had in Years. That’s Not What It Sounds Like
Gwadar Port in Balochistan has seen a visible uptick in vessel activity in early 2026, driven by disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz stemming from the US-Iran conflict. The Pakistani government has cited the numbers as commercial validation of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s flagship maritime project. No international shipping line has announced a scheduled, permanent route to the port. Every ship currently at Gwadar is there on a tempora…
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