Finmin meets Transsion holdings, discusses investment

Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, met with Mr. George Zhu, Founder and Chairman of Transsion Holdings, a multibillion dollar conglomerate in China, along with his delegation, to discuss the company’s ongoing operations in Pakistan, future investment plans and opportunities to strengthen local manufacturing and Pakistan’s export potential. The Finance Minister…

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