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Reshakai to industrial city to serve as centre of trade under CPEC: KP CM

byCT Report
19/03/2018
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PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak has said that Reshakai Industrial City is the centre of the province and would fast become the centre of industrial and commercial activities in KP.

He said the city would connect the North and South parts of the province and integrating the whole province to be the hub of trade and commercial activities in the backdrop of CPEC.  He was presiding over a meeting to review progress of CPEC projects in the industries, energy and transport sectors at Chief Minister House here.

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The CM said that Reshakai economic zone was the most suitable location connecting the whole province for economic trade and commercial activities.

He, therefore said that work should be planned with the timelines and the progress reviewed regularly adding that the financial model should be immediately prepared to be followed a feasibility report.

He also talked about the extension of Hattar industrial state and the cooperation with Chinese government for Chinese machinery at Daraban DIKhan industrial city.  He also directed for putting on ground other such activities made with the Malaysian investors and other investors.

He said the government would strictly follow the law and would ensure that no injustice is done to anyone in the process of land acquisition adding that he had already laid down the foundation and established a workable system in the province for the land acquisition and other requirements under the law of the land.  The meeting was attended by Secretaries of Finance, Energy, Transport, Planning and Development departments and other high-up of the concerned sectors that focused on China-KP Economic Cooperation and the projects in industries, transport and energy sectors.

The participants were briefed about the projects in industries that included KP Comprehensive Special

Economic Zones, projects under CPEC, Reshakai and Hattar Special Economic Zones, the MoUs signed between KP Government and Chinese public sector companies which would be presented in the core committee meeting.In energy sector, there were two projects Toren More Kari HPP Chitral with the capacity of 350 megawatt of electricity with the cost of 753 million US dollars and Jameshill Toren More HPP Chitral with the capacity of 260 megawatt of electricity costing 616 million US dollars.

The provincial government had already signed MoUs with the Sino Hydro companies. The meeting also focused on some other projects both of PPP Mode and CPEC related projects in the province.

Chief Minister said that he should be kept update on the outcome of the incoming core committee meeting adding that the province had agreements for investment in the 600 MW of electricity in Chitral.

Other projects in energy would be made part of the CPEC as MoUs signed in this regard. Some of the projects had been cleared by the cabinet and the rest should be brought to the cabinet for final approval.

Pervez Khattak directed for the futuristic strategy for laying down the transmission line from the project to the main grid with the future needs and requirements in mind.

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