Qatar’s ports experienced significant growth in cargo handling during the first quarter of 2025. Mwani Qatar reported that ports processed 336,889 containers, with Hamad Port handling 45% as transit cargo. The total number of vessels arriving reached 726.
Qatar’s ports handle record cargo, showing impressive growth compared to the previous year. The volume of construction materials surged by 988%. Vehicles and equipment shipments increased by 60%, while livestock imports rose by 12%. The total number of ships docking at ports grew by 4%.
Qatar’s ports handle record cargo, reflecting a strong economy. General and bulk cargo volumes reached 322,206 tons. Additionally, ports processed 30,811 vehicles and equipment units. Livestock arrivals totaled 230,625 heads. The amount of construction materials reached 159,718 tons.
Mwani Qatar shared these figures in a post on X, highlighting the steady rise in trade activity. The increase in cargo movement signals growing demand for goods and materials. The ports continue to play a vital role in supporting Qatar’s economic expansion.
Qatar’s ports handle record cargo, strengthening the country’s trade sector. This growth supports ongoing infrastructure projects and boosts the economy. Experts believe the trend will continue in the coming months, driven by increased imports and exports.
