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Intermodal link could see Pakistan's ports handling 5% of China's cargo

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Container throughput in Pakistan could rise dramatically if China succeeds in its ambition to build a new deepwater port in the country linked to China’s western hinterland, via a new intermodal corridor.

Earlier this year, state-owned China Overseas Port Holding Company took over the construction and ...

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