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To continually improve its connectivity, Pacific International Lines (PIL) will be adding two port calls, Shanghai and Singapore, to its weekly direct Gulf China Service (GCS) from 20 June 2022.

The insertion of these two major ports into the GCS service would enable PIL to better cater to the needs of its customers in China and the Gulf area in the Middle East region.

GCS service

The GCS service was launched in November to offer customers a more direct and efficient service connecting Central and South China to the Gulf area in the Middle East.

The additional port calls would provide customers with a greater variety of options to ship with PIL from China to the Gulf area and vice versa. The enhanced GCS service will commence with Kota Lihat ETA SHA on 20 June 2022.

The updated ports of call for GCS service are:
Shanghai - Ningbo- Nansha - Shekou - Jebel Ali - Dammam – Singapore – Shanghai

 

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