Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Ltd will handle Reko Diq exports under a new agreement. The deal covers copper-gold concentrate handling and shipment. It was signed in Karachi on Monday. The move strengthens logistics for Reko Diq exports.
Meanwhile, the agreement followed PIBT’s approval from Port Qasim Authority. This allows PIBT to store and export minerals. The terminal can now handle metals and natural resources. As a result, export capacity expands significantly.
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PIBT will act as the main export gateway for Reko Diq. The project will start operations from 2028. Officials say this supports Pakistan’s mineral sector growth. It also boosts regional trade potential.
Furthermore, PIBT’s terminal handles millions of tonnes annually. Its infrastructure supports large-scale exports. This capacity suits Reko Diq’s long-term output needs. Consequently, export operations gain reliability.
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Industry leaders welcomed the development positively. They said the project will benefit Balochistan and Pakistan. It promises jobs, revenue, and long-term value. Overall, Reko Diq exports mark a major economic milestone.