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Nehal, Dar discuss developmental initiatives across Sindh

ISLAMABAD: Sindh Governor Syed Nehal Hashmi called on the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister (DPM/FM) Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday. Discussion centred around accelerating developmental initiatives across Sindh, including industrial growth, infrastructure projects and facilitating trade and investment through Karachi’s commercial hubs. The…

Nehal, Dar discuss developmental initiatives across Sindh

On Wednesday, Sindh Governor Syed Nehal Hashmi met with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, discussing ways to boost developmental projects in Sindh. The dialogue focused on boosting industrial expansion, infrastructure improvements, and promoting commerce and investment via Karachi’s commercial centers.

The Governor stressed the significance of a collaborative approach between the federal and provincial governments, stressing the need for central assistance to improve public services and generate economic prospects.

Senator Dar highlighted Sindh's crucial role as Pakistan's main economic gateway and maritime trade hub. He expressed confidence in the province's ability to tackle its urgent requirements and reaffirmed the Federal Government's dedication to aiding the local administration to ensure the welfare of the Sindh population.

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