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Premier urges expatriates to invest in Pakistan

byCT Report
23/05/2016
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LONDON: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has urged the expatriate Pakistanis to invest in Pakistan, terming the country an ideal destination where the industries were getting 100 percent power and gas supply.

Responding to media queries after his arrival here in connection with his medical check-up, the prime minister brushed aside rumours saying he arrived in London for his health review and would return to the country shortly.

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The prime minister said the issue of power loadshedding in Pakistan would end completely very soon. “The expatriates should avail of the existing investment opportunities in Pakistan,” he added.

The country was fast heading on the path of development with completion of mega infrastructure, power, energy and CPEC projects which would get spur in the next couple of years, he said.

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