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50th CPEC progress review meeting on Thursday

byCT Report
21/09/2017
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ISLAMABAD:  To review progress on the ongoing projects and preparation for the upcoming Joint Working Groups meetings, 50th CPEC Progress Review meeting is scheduled on Thursday here at Ministry of Planning, Development and Reforms.

The Minister for Interior and Planning, Development & Reform, Ahsan Iqbal will chair the meeting, a statement issued here on Wednesday said.

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Officials from Chinese Embassy at Islamabad, Chinese Companies and officials from Ministry of Planning, line ministries and provincial governments would participate in the meeting.

CPEC Progress Review, an important forum, has contributed immensely to ensure fast tracking of projects and ensured best monitoring.

50th meeting of this forum is a significant milestone for achieving tangible result.

The forum will review progress on the ongoing projects including schedule and agenda of the next JWGs of Energy, Transport Infrastructure, Planning and Gwadar.

It will further review the progress on consortium of business schools and Pakistan Academy of Social Sciences.

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