In a significant step towards economic cooperation, a high -level delegation of the Sindh government, directed by Sindh Prime Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, met with senior executives of Chinese companies in Beijing.
The meetings focused on the main infrastructure and energy projects, paving the way for greater bilateral associations. The delegation included the senior minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, the provincial minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, Senator Salem Mandviwalla and the Pakistan ambassador to China, Khalil Hashmi.
The discussions of CM with the Chinese Companies bosses faced several key projects designed to boost the economic growth of Sindh and Pakistan:
Railway circular karachi
The CM said that the KCR project was pending with the Chinese authorities for its approval in 2016. He added that the work in several BRT was in progress, while two, green and orange were working, but their genuine benefit would be taken when KCR, the The main feeder of the BRT would be operational.
Prime Minister Shah expressed a strong optimism about the potential of these collaborations, saying: “These projects represent not only a significant progress for Sindh but also a crucial contribution to the National Development Agenda of Pakistan. Electric transport will drastically improve public services and stimulate economic activity. “
In addition, he emphasized the importance of taking advantage of China’s technological experience to accelerate the development of Sindh and create numerous job opportunities.
