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Newly-elected Dry Port Trust chairman assumes charge

byImran Ali
19/02/2015
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MULTAN: Newly elected Chairman Muhammad Ahmad Chughtai of Multan Dry Port Trust has visited the Dry Port terminal today.
He assumed his charge as chairman Multan Dry Port Trust by heading a conference with his staff about the current performance of Multan Dry Port Trust. He assured that best possible facilities to the exporters will be provided to enhance the export volume .He said that Multan Dry Port is one of the few ports that provide same day unique clearance of consignment. Multan Dry Port is vital in the development of South Punjab Industry and services should be much enriched to attract the exporters of the region, he said.
He further stated that the more efforts will be done to promote the quality services at Multan Dry Port and all kinds of hurdles will be eliminated.

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