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Federal Secretary for Maritime Affairs Syed Zafar Ali Shah briefing the Investors/business Community about Gwadar Free Zone in Pak China Business Conference in Shenzhen on June 7, 2024.

Federal Secretary for Maritime Affairs Syed Zafar Ali Shah briefing the Investors/business Community about Gwadar Free Zone in Pak China Business Conference in Shenzhen on June 7, 2024.

Gwadar economic zone offers unique opportunities for Chinese investors: Zafar Ali Shah

byCT Report
08/06/2024
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GWADAR: Secretary for Maritime Affairs, Zafar Ali Shah has said that Gwadar free economic zone has immense investment potential and offering unique opportunities for Chinese investors.

In a statement, he highlighted Gwadar’s potential as a leading transshipment hub, enhanced maritime infrastructure, and incentives for businesses.

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He said due to Gwadar’s strategic location, modern port facilities, and supportive regulatory environment make it an ideal investment destination.

Zafar Ali further discussed the incentives for investors including streamlined customs procedures, and robust legal protections.

He added that due to diverse sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, and technology there exist huge industrial growth opportunities for the potential investors.

It is welcoming that great interest was showed by the Chinese companies in Gwadar and investment in Pakistan, he concluded.

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