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Multan Dry Port will provide all facilities to exporters of Southern Punjab: Khawaja Muhammad Hussain

byCT Report
15/01/2021
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MULTAN: Khawaja Muhammad Hussain has been elected as Chairman Multan Dry Port Trust and Sheikh Tanveer Ahmad elected as Senior Vice Chairman and Muhammad Sohail Tareen elected Vice Chairman for the financial year 2021-22.

The announcement of new office-bearers was made during a meeting of the Board of Trustees held under Chairman Khawaja Muhammad Faazil of the Multan Dry Port.

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Newly elected Chairman Khawaja Muhammad addressed the Multan Dry Port Trust told media that he would provide same clearing facilities of Karachi port to importers and exporters at Multan Dry Port which will bring prosperity in the region. Announcing his priorities, he said that he would try his optimum to upgrade the services if Multan Dry Port and boost exports and imports of South Punjab.

He said that Multan Dry Port will open new doors for the business community of South Punjab by facilitating exporters and importers. He praised the efforts of former Chairman Khawaja Muhammad Faazil and his team who took special attention for the establishment of Sadiqabad Export Terminal to facilitate exporters of Rahim Yar Khan, Sadiqabad and its adjoining areas. He stated that Sadiqabad export terminal has been fully operational after installation of WEBOC clearing system and exporters will take benefit from top clearing services of Multan Dry Port Trust.

He informed that Multan Dry Port Trust is making efforts to connect Multan Dry Port with Sher Shah Railway station to cut the cost of high freight charges and management of Railway and Divisional Superintendent Railway Multan are in close contact for the establishment of Sher Shah bonded cargo station which will clear import shipments from Karachi to Multan. Sher Shah Railway Project will facilitate importers and exporters in nominal freight charges through their cargo bonded services.

 

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