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Star Shipping Pakistan recently performed the receiving, handling and shipping of 4 heavy transformers weighing 110tn each. CEO at Star Shipping, Mr. Kamran says; "We are rapidly growing and spreading our wings by delivering quality logistics and shipping services to our valued international clients. This cross-project shipment was delivered from Shanghai in China to Iraq successfully and we also did the erection and rigging onto the foundations at the Grid Station site in Iraq." The scope of services provided by Star Shipping included receiving the shipment in Shanghai, handling, shipping from Shanghai to Iraq and rigging of the transformers on [...]

Star Shipping completed the delivery of an over-wide shipment cargo from Karachi Port to the KPK Hydro Project site recently. There were multiple extra-wide packages in the shipment which required extra care and expertise to load and stack the packages properly. A movement permission for mobilizing the over-gauge cargo was also needed and was obtained from the National Highway Authority Pakistan prior to the movement of cargo without any trouble. The shipment went smoothly and successfully. sources: https://xlprojects.net/star-shipping-delivers-break-bulk-over-gauge-shipment/

Mr. Muhammad Kamran, the Director Projects of Star Shipping Pakistan and member of China Paksitan Economic Corridor Business (CPECB ) was Invited to highlight the prime factors of the maritime industry of Pakistan and Importance of marine environment protection. National Centre for Maritime Policy Research (NCMPR) Pakistan held the 8th International Maritime Conference (IMC 2019) at Movenpick Hotel, Karachi from 09 to 11 February 2019. IMC-19 Synopsis The 8th International Maritime Conference (IMC) seek to deliberate on changing dynamics of geopolitics and analyze the impact of these changes on IOR’s economic exploitation and Maritime security convoys. This will enable policy [...]

KARACHI: Project cargo specialist Star Shipping recently completed the transfer of a module weighing 80 tons from a COSCO breakbulk vessel at the Port of Karachi to a city construction site – part of the long-term China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). […]