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Chinese firm shows interest to invest in transport sector of Sindh

byCT Report
18/07/2017
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KARACHI: The China Harbour Engineering Company, based in Pakistan, has shown its interest to invest in the transport sector of the Sindh province.

A delegation of the company led by its Chief Executive Wong Xiaoping called on Sindh Minister for Transport, Mass Transit, Labour , Human Resources and Information Syed Nasir Hussain Shah at his office, said a statement issued here on Tuesday.The call on was also attended by the Secretary Transport Abdul Raheem Soomro and Director General Mass Transit M. Athar.

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On the occasion, they discussed Bus Rapid Transport and Circular Railway Revitalization Project etc.

DG Mass Transit M. Athar briefed the delegation about various projects. He said that the Sindh government is working on Green, Orange, Blue, Yellow and Red Line projects funded by the federal and the provincial governments under Public Private Partnership mode. He also highlighted other important projects regarding transport.

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