Sindh CM, Chinese CG discuss finalising G2G agreements

KARACHI: On Thursday, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah met with Chinese Acting Consul General Feng Deheng to discuss key areas of bilateral cooperation. The conversation touched on government-to-government agreements signed by the Sindh government during the chief minister's recent trip to China. The meeting, held at CM House, also addressed investment prospects, modern technology, agriculture, urban security, and infrastructure development in Sindh.

The Chinese Consul General praised the successful organization of the Shanghai Investment Conference, noting that 400 investors' participation demonstrated confidence in the Sindh government. Shah expressed commitment to strengthening collaboration with Chinese investors and promoting investment across various sectors. He highlighted the negotiations for Phase II of the Karachi Safe City Project, aiming to implement a modern security system in the bustling city.

Discussions also centered around acquiring Chinese technology to boost sunflower and wheat production in the province. Shah emphasized the Sindh government's desire to leverage China's technological prowess to enhance agricultural productivity. Infrastructure development was another focal point, with Shah noting plans to install remaining gates of Sukkur Barrage during winter and expedite the installation of 100 gates and their associated canals.

During his China visit, Shah visited a company manufacturing barrage gates relevant to the project. The two leaders agreed to establish working groups in various sectors to bolster bilateral cooperation and accelerate the implementation of agreements. Shah expressed gratitude to Chinese authorities for their support during his visit and for the excellent hospitality provided to him and his delegation.

The meeting underscored the Sindh government's and Chinese side's dedication to deepening cooperation in investment, technology, agriculture, urban security, and infrastructure development.