Pakistan has secured a $20 million investment for the development of the Pipri Freight Terminal, marking a significant step toward strengthening the country’s logistics and freight infrastructure.
According to officials, construction of the terminal is planned to be completed within four months, reflecting a fast-track approach to improve cargo handling and transportation efficiency. The Pipri Freight Terminal is expected to play a key role in facilitating trade by enhancing rail-based freight movement and reducing congestion at ports and highways.
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Once operational, the project is likely to support smoother supply chains, lower transportation costs, and improved connectivity between ports and inland commercial hubs. The investment highlights growing confidence in Pakistan’s infrastructure sector and its potential to boost trade and economic activity.
