Pakistan is advancing plans to establish a dedicated bulk cargo terminal to support the export of copper and gold from the Reko Diq mining project in Balochistan. The specialized terminal is designed to streamline logistics, reduce transportation costs, and facilitate the efficient handling of large-scale mineral shipments. By creating this infrastructure, Pakistan aims to strengthen its export capabilities and increase its competitiveness in the global minerals market.
Reko Diq is one of the world’s largest untapped reserves of copper and gold, and the new terminal is expected to unlock significant economic value from this strategic resource. The project is likely to attract foreign investment, generate employment opportunities, and boost national revenue through increased exports.
Officials emphasize that the bulk cargo terminal will be a critical component for long-term industrial growth and regional development. Enhanced port and transport facilities will not only benefit the Reko Diq project but also support future mining and industrial ventures in Pakistan. This initiative aligns with the country’s broader strategy to harness natural resources for sustainable economic growth and industrial expansion.
