What is the name of the port built by China in Pakistan?

The port built by China in Pakistan is called Gwadar Port.

Gwadar Port is a deep-water port, located in Gwadar City, Balochistan Province, Pakistan, about 460 kilometers west of Karachi and close to the Strait of Hormuz. It is Pakistan's gateway to the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea, and its strategic position is important. At present, investment from China has carried out a lot of construction in Gwadar. 1993, Pakistan began to evaluate the feasibility of building Gwadar from the technical and financial aspects, and Gwadar started construction on March 22, 2002; In 2007, Singapore International Port Group won the bid and was responsible for port operation.

Benefits of Gwadar Port

With the completion of land acquisition in Gwadar Port's 22,365,438+0 acre free trade zone, Gwadar Port was fully put into operation in mid-April, 2065,438+05, welcoming the first commercial freighter. The infrastructure construction of Gwadar Port has reached the final stage, and it is making every effort to build a free trade zone. Many domestic and international companies have established local trade exhibition centers, and Gwadar Port is their main import and export port. After the project is completed, the goods can go directly from Gwadar Port to northern Pakistan via Houtart, Kuzda and Sukur, saving 400 kilometers compared with the traditional Karachi transportation route. Analysts pointed out that in addition, it can provide many employment opportunities for local people and promote regional economic prosperity.