Sindh plans one-window for builders at ABAD House

KARACHI - Sindh Minister for Local Government Syed Nasir Hussain Shah emphasized the government's commitment to fostering a conducive business environment and generating investment opportunities, with a particular focus on the construction industry. During the inauguration of the three-day ABAD In-House Exhibition of construction products on Friday, Shah announced the establishment of a one-window operation office at ABAD House.

This digitization initiative, coupled with the single-window operation, aims to streamline approval processes and bolster business activity for builders and developers, according to Shah. The Sindh Building Control Authority director general and the government team are collaborating to address the sector's challenges on a priority basis.

Shah also highlighted that over 150 small and major roads are currently under development across Sindh. The minister expressed the hope that discussions would center on Pakistan's development, business prospects, and investment promotion. He noted that Pakistan is receiving positive international recognition and urged the business community to capitalize on this favorable environment by attracting both local and foreign investments.

Shah stressed the importance of utilizing capital within the country to stimulate economic growth. Additionally, efforts are underway to enhance the Provincial Finance Commission and National Finance Commission, alongside addressing governance concerns. Addressing the attendees as the guest of honor, Sindh Governor Nihal Hashmi encouraged participating companies to explore international markets and export their products, emphasizing that increased exports would contribute to Pakistan's economic development.

Governor Hashmi also mentioned that the federal government is providing financial resources to support Karachi's development, underscoring Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's awareness of the city's significance.