CM Murad Shah invites Shandong High-Speed Group to invest in Sindh’s infrastructure projects

KARACHI (July 24): Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Friday invited China’s Shandong High-Speed Group Company Limited to explore investment opportunities in Sindh’s infrastructure and public-private partnership (PPP) projects, reaffirming the provincial government’s commitment to facilitating foreign investors.
The invitation was extended during a meeting at the Chief Minister House with a delegation led by Shandong High-Speed Group Chairman Zhu Xiang. The delegation included Wang Zhenrong, Director of Shandong High-Speed Group, while the Tabani Group was represented by Chairman Hamza Tabani, Executive Director Hatim Tabani, Directors Abdul Wasi Tabani and Arham Tabani, and General Manager Majid Naseer.
The meeting was also attended by the Chief Minister’s Special Assistant for Investment and PPP Qasim Naveed, Principal Secretary Agha Wasif, and Chairman CMIT Bilal Memon.
Welcoming the Chinese delegation and the Tabani Group, the Chief Minister highlighted Sindh’s vast investment potential and invited Shandong High-Speed Group to partner with the provincial government in various development initiatives under the PPP model.
He said investment opportunities existed in roads, flyovers, water treatment facilities, desalination plants, transport infrastructure and urban development projects, adding that the Sindh government was providing all possible support and facilitation to foreign investors.
The delegation was briefed on ongoing infrastructure, transport and urban development projects across the province. Representatives of Shandong High-Speed Group expressed keen interest in participating in Sindh’s development agenda, while both the Chinese company and the Tabani Group conveyed their desire to work with the Sindh government on joint projects.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that Pakistan-China friendship was a shining example of mutual trust and shared prosperity, adding that increased foreign investment would create new employment opportunities and contribute to economic growth in Sindh.
Both sides agreed to further explore avenues of cooperation and investment in infrastructure and public welfare projects. The Chinese delegation appreciated Sindh’s investor-friendly policies and expressed its commitment to enhancing future collaboration.