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Gwadar Port Master Plan - Implications for Energy Sector Development
25-26 April 2006

Arthur D. Little (M) Sdn Bhd Office Suite, 19-13-2 Level 13, UOA Centre 19 Jalan Pinang 50450 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

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Gwadar port master plan Gwadar port current situation Port development potential Industrial development potential Traffic forecasts Port zoning plan Development program 2006-2021 Investment opportunities

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The Gwadar case – Master plan project

In collaboration with our engineering partners, we have just completed the draft master-plan for the further development of Gwadar port
Gwadar port – current situation
One multi-purpose terminal, 600 m berthing space 5 multipurpose cranes, various yard equipment, 2 tugboats, 2 pilot boats, power, water Some building construction & dredging still on-going

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Introduction

The (draft) master plan document is structured in five main sections and thirteen chapters, plus various annexes including drawings
Sections / Chapters of the Master Plan
1 Current Situation 2 Gwadar's Development Potential 3 Traffic Forecasts & Development Strategies 4 Physical Development Plans 5 Implementation Management

Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Gwadar’s macro environment Chapter 3: Gwadar current developments

Chapter 4: Assessment of Gwadar port development potential Chapter 5: Assessment of Gwadar industrial development potential

Chapter 6: Gwadar industrial development scenarios Chapter 7: Port / cargo traffic forecasts Chapter 8: Port & industrial development strategies and recommendations

Chapter 9: Port land requirements and zoning plan (50 years) Chapter 10: 15 years physical development program

Chapter 11: Operating models, funding program & financial analysis Chapter 12: Institutional and organizational development Chapter 13: Marketing program

Annexes contain details of various analyses and various lay-out drawings and concept drawings

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Gwadar current developments –

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