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LAHORE: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday said Pakistan was rapidly moving towards economic stability and they welcomed investors and business people across the globe. He said in this regard, they were increasing public-private partnerships.

A delegation of Istanbul Grand Airport (IGA) comprising board members, chief airport operating officer and chief corporate officer called on the prime minister, PM Office Media Wing said in a press release.

The prime minister expressed the desire to particularly enhance investment and partnership with the brotherly country Turkiye.

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He informed that steps were being taken to further improve and increase facilities for passengers at Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore airports.

Under private-public partnership outsourcing of certain commercial operations at Islamabad International airport were being made, he said, adding that transparent outsourcing at all stages was among their top priorities.

The meeting was attended by Minister for Defence Khawaja Muhammad Asif, Minister for Economic Affairs Ahad Khan Cheema and relevant senior officials. Turkish Counsel General in Lahore Durmus Bastug and other staff were also present.

The prime minister further said that there were huge investment and partnership opportunities in the urban development sector.

He observed that Pakistan and Turkiye were brotherly countries and their bilateral ties were growing with the passage of time. It was a ripe time for both the countries to increase their partnership, he stressed.

The delegation expressed its keen interest in investment and partnership opportunities in Pakistan.

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Faisal Apr 07, 2024 02:41pm
Pipe dream! Elites /establishment not willing to give to give up on their subsidies and luxuries. Our PM is happy to go to our so called Arab friends for alimony with no shame!!!
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KU Apr 07, 2024 07:45pm
He said, she said but no one explains how? Can BR please write about the plight of unemployed youth as well as professionals. The rise in crime all over Pakistan tells a different story.
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Aam Aadmi Apr 08, 2024 04:17pm
Keep daydreaming. Keep fooling the people. Keep fooling yourself. Good luck!
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