Pakistan is set to save an estimated $13 billion over the next decade with the launch of its first Sea-to-Steel Green Maritime Industrial Corridor, a transformative project aimed at revitalizing Pakistan Steel Mills and redefining the country’s industrial and maritime landscape. The initiative will create a fully integrated value chain linking Port Qasim’s logistics operations directly with steel production, streamlining the movement of raw materials and finished goods from sea transport to manufacturing.
As part of Port Qasim’s ongoing modernization, which has recently earned recognition as one of the world’s top 10 most improved ports, the corridor is expected to boost cargo handling efficiency, facilitate ship recycling, and increase industrial output. By combining maritime logistics with steel production, the Sea-to-Steel Corridor not only promises substantial economic savings but also supports sustainable industrial practices and strengthens Pakistan’s position in regional trade and manufacturing.
The project is envisioned to create a synergistic ecosystem where maritime operations, industrial manufacturing, and environmental considerations converge, paving the way for long-term economic growth, industrial competitiveness, and technological advancement in Pakistan.
