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President Zardari Discusses Port Investment with Abu Dhabi Ports Group

President Zardari discusses Abu Dhabi Ports investment, focusing on Karachi Port expansion and modern port infrastructure.

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President Zardari meeting Abu Dhabi Ports Group officials

Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari meets officials of Abu Dhabi Ports Group to discuss investment and expansion of Karachi Port.[IC : by AFP]

January 28, 2026

Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari met senior officials of Abu Dhabi Ports Group to discuss expanding the group’s investment footprint in Pakistan, with a particular focus on Karachi Port and modern port infrastructure.

Focus on Karachi Port Expansion

During the meeting, both sides agreed to enhance cooperation on the expansion of Karachi Port. Discussions centered on improving port capacity, operational efficiency, and long-term development to meet growing trade demands.

Modern Infrastructure and Capacity Building

Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates emphasized the importance of modern port infrastructure. Officials explored joint strategies to upgrade facilities, adopt advanced technologies, and increase handling capacity across major ports.

Strengthening Bilateral Economic Ties

President Zardari appreciated the role of Abu Dhabi Ports Group in Pakistan’s maritime sector and welcomed the establishment of the group’s office in Islamabad. He described the move as a positive step toward deeper economic and investment cooperation between the two brotherly countries.

The engagement reflects Pakistan’s broader push to modernize its port sector and attract foreign investment to strengthen regional trade connectivity.

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