The government declared Gwadar port a "Special Economic Zone" in the budget, 2003-2004. All banks will open their branches, five star hotels will be built, offshore banking will be started, factories, warehouses and storage will be set up, and the tourism industry will be promoted in the area.

Oman has offered $100 million aid for the development of social and infrastructure facilities in Balochistan.

A number of electric power generation projects are also being carried out in Gwadar and in its surroundings.

A sum of 2.3 million dollars is being utilized from Omani grant. The Pakistan government and the Civil Aviation Authority are also contributing additional Rs563.35 million for the purpose of upgrading the Gwadar airport.

Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) an organization of rice exporters in the country has decided to establish a rice zone in Gwadar.

The 1400 km-long Trans-Afghan Gas Pipeline (TAP) from Turkmenistan to Gwadar costing 3 billion.

Gwadar port's phase one worth $398 million has been completed with Chinese assistance. Construction of the second phase of Gwadar port started at the cost of $865 million in May 2005 and would be completed by the year 2010.

A magical site has been selected for the largest amusement park of Asia . A world class Golf course is also being developed for international Golf lovers and Golf tournaments.