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Rs 13b project: PM inaugurates 193km-long Gwadar-Hoshab road

byCT Report
03/02/2016
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HOSHAB (Balochistan): Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Wednesday inaugurated Rs 13 billion Gwadar-Turbat-Hoshab Road (M-8) that would link Gwadar Port with Quetta and serve as vital part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

The 193km-long highway would connect the western, central and eastern routes of the CPEC with the Gwadar Port. Prime Minister Sharif said his government accords top priority to development in Balochistan and said the construction of the road was a dream come true. He said that Pakistan’s prosperity was in the prosperity of Balochistan.

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The prime minister said the completion of the M-8 reflects his government’s vision of a bright and prosperous Balochistan and a well connected region. He said the government was not only focussing on construction of roads alone, rather equal attention was being given to other sectors that would usher in an era of prosperity in the country.

Sharif said the Central Asian Republics were keen to use the elaborate network of roads in Pakistan to reach to the open seas. He said the road linkage would not only benefit Pakistan alone, but also the around 3 billion people of the entire region. He said his government did not believe in mere rhetoric and was focussing on real development for a lasting impact.

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