Pakistan, June 27 -- The global economy is no longer just green or industrial, it is increasingly blue. As nations pivot to maritime resources for sustainable growth, Pakistan's long-neglected coastline is finally stirring with promise. A key symbol of this transformation is emerging in an unexpected corner of Sindh: Dhabeji, home to Pakistan's first super-intensive shrimp farm supported by Sindh Government.

For decades, Pakistan's economic narrative has focused heavily on agriculture, textiles, and remittances. The vast potential of our coastline, stretching over 1,000 kilometers along the Arabian Sea; remained largely untapped, a casualty of poor planning, low investment, and environmental mismanagement. But the tides are turning. The ...