Pakistan Officials Push Ban on Free VPNs
December 3, 2025
Jazz has achieved a major milestone in its supply chain expansion, successfully clearing its first telecom shipment through customs by road via the Khunjerab Pass and Sost Dry Port. This landmark achievement, made possible through close collaboration with Huawei and customs authorities, strengthens Jazz’s inbound logistics resilience and adaptability.
Strengthening Supply Chain Amid Global Uncertainty
With global trade routes facing disruptions due to geopolitical tensions and interruptions in sea and air freight, the newly established China–Pakistan land corridor offers a reliable and strategically vital alternative for transporting telecom infrastructure and technology equipment.
Why This Matters
- Consistent Access to Equipment: The land route ensures year-round delivery of critical network components from China, even when traditional routes face delays.
- Enhanced Contingency Planning: Jazz can now swiftly redirect shipments during emergencies, safeguarding operational continuity.
- Faster Deployment: Shorter lead times via road transport accelerate network rollout, enabling quicker service availability across Pakistan.
A Collaborative Success
This achievement reflects seamless teamwork between Jazz Supply Chain, Huawei, and customs officials, who ensured rapid clearance, regulatory compliance, and efficient delivery of the first consignment by road from China to Pakistan.
Looking Ahead
Beyond a single successful shipment, this development lays the foundation for a sustainable and scalable logistics route, supporting Jazz’s long-term network growth and business expansion.
