Why Gwadar port is important for Asia

A city that will surpass all the major business cities in the world, such as Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, etc. This is the right time to see the changing Gwadar when the port of Gwadar is fully operational and not only China but countries all over the world are itching to trade through this port as now maritime trade of China, Afghanistan and Central Asian countries including Pakistan. Much of India is dependent on this port and thanks to this port, it is time to get Pakistan out of debt completely and make it the largest commercial hub in Asia.

Most Important Deep-Sea Port Of Indian Ocean

Gwadar is one of the few ports in the world where the water is hot, meaning it can be traded all year round. In addition, the second major requirement in ports is Hammerhead, the space has to be artificially constructed to prevent seawater erosion and to anchor intercontinental ships that have access to other countries, including the United States and China. While in Gwadar this hammerhead is also made naturally. Geographically, it is the world’s most important port on the Arabian Sea, connecting east to west and dividing the world’s population in two. Gwadar is located at the head of all the ports of the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf. The zone has approximately 60 ports from Oman, Muscat, Dubai, Ajman, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq and Iran. The coast of Gwadar can control the Indian Ocean because it is close to the Strait of Hormuz at the very mouth of the Persian Gulf.