CM seeks Chinese partnership for water, infrastructure, climate-resilient agriculture

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has invited Chinese companies to invest in water, agriculture, and infrastructure sectors, with a focus on building a 100-kilometre K-IV pipeline for Karachi, rehabilitating the Sukkur Barrage, and developing climate-resilient crop varieties. During a visit to China, Shah discussed the K-IV pipeline project and inspected gates being manufactured for the Sukkur Barrage rehabilitation, with HBSZ company expressing willingness to construct the pipeline and complete civil repair work on 44 of the barrage's 54 river gates.

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