Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, three of his cabinet members and concerned senior officers have left for China on Tuesday night to attend the CPEC-related meeting. The chief minister returned Karachi just after attending the death anniversary of Benazir Bhutto at Garhi Khuda Bux by a special flight. Then, he left for China to attend Joint Committee for Co-operation (JCC) on CPEC related projects.
He was accompanied by provincial ministers, Manzoor Wassan, Jam Khan Shoro and Syed Nasir Shah and additional chief secretary (Development) M. Waseem, secretary Energy Agha Wasif, secretary Transport Taha Farooqi, Chairperson of the Board of Investment Naheed Memon and others.
The chief minister would give presentation on three important projects for their inclusion in the CPEC. They are Keti Bandar Power Park and special Jetty, Karachi Circular Railway and Special Economic Zone at Dhabeji. It may be noted that with the serious efforts of Sindh chief minister, federal government already approved inclusion of Keti Bandar and Karachi Circular Railways in CPEC while Chinese authorities had also expressed keen interest in KCR. Murad Ali Shah said that he would present his case prudently and properly at the JCC meeting. He expressed hope that all the three projects would be approved for CPEC.
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