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Karachi may soon get a 300-acre truck logistics park near Malir Expressway, as discussed between Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry in partnership with Sindh government.
The park’s proposed location is ideal, with access to port terminals, city centers, and the M-9 Motorway, which will help manage the surge of trucks using Karachi’s ports daily.
This project was discussed in a high-level meeting between Federal Minister Chaudhry and Sindh’s Special Assistant on Public-Private Partnership, Syed Qasim Naveed Qamar, at the Sindh Investment Department.
The logistics park will bring order to the chaotic truck traffic in the city. It is designed to improve port operations, reduce congestion, and ensure smoother freight movement.
Minister Chaudhry stressed the importance of long-term planning, stating that the facility should be built to support transport innovations and rising freight volumes over the next 25 years.
“This park must be future-ready,” he said. “We need to build infrastructure that can handle changing technologies and shipping demands for decades to come.”
Both federal and provincial authorities agreed to maintain a united, transparent approach. They aim to deliver quick results while making Karachi a hub of modern maritime logistics.
