Crisis at Sea: Strengthening Port Transparency to Safeguard Trade Stability

Saba Anwar and Aneela Zubair
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Saba Anwar: Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
Aneela Zubair: Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

No 2026:148, PIDE Knowledge Brief from Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

Abstract: Executive Summary: Recent disruption in supply chains following regional conflict has created a strategic window for Pakistan to realign its ports located outside but in closest proximity of the conflict zone as alternate to major transshipment hubs of Gulf (Hassan, 2026). Port Qasim reported an 8.2 % increase in the cargo…

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Date: 2026
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