Karachi, Pakistan Web Desk – The British Deputy High Commissioner in Karachi, Lance Dom, recently met with Sindh’s Senior Minister for Information, Transport, and Mass Transit, Sharjeel Inam Memon. Their discussions revolved around Sindh’s economic initiatives, Pakistan’s political landscape, and avenues for strengthening collaboration between the UK and Sindh.
Focus on Sindh’s Development and Public Welfare Projects
During the meeting, Minister Memon highlighted the significant progress being made in key sectors such as healthcare, housing, education, energy, and transport. He emphasized the Sindh government’s commitment to improving public services, ensuring modern and eco-friendly transport solutions, and fostering economic growth.
One of the major achievements discussed was the launch of Pakistan’s first-ever Electric Vehicle (EV) buses. Minister Memon underscored that these buses are not only environmentally friendly but also provide Karachi’s citizens with modern and efficient transport options.
Furthermore, he revealed that a special initiative to empower working women and female students through free electric bikes has been approved. This project aims to enhance mobility for women, ensuring greater independence and accessibility to education and employment opportunities.
Investment Opportunities in Sindh
Minister Memon also urged British investors to explore opportunities in Sindh, emphasizing that the province offers immense potential in various sectors. He expressed the government’s eagerness to welcome foreign investment and assured that Sindh provides a conducive environment for business growth.
Groundbreaking Housing Project for Flood Victims
The minister briefed the British Deputy High Commissioner about Sindh’s massive housing initiative aimed at rehabilitating flood victims. He stated that the province is undertaking the world’s largest housing project for disaster-affected families, with a plan to construct 2.1 million homes. This ambitious project aims to provide safe and sustainable housing to those displaced by natural calamities, helping them rebuild their lives with dignity.
British Envoy Praises Sindh Government’s Efforts
Lance Dom commended the Sindh government’s efforts in driving socio-economic development and prioritizing public welfare. He acknowledged the significant strides made in infrastructure, healthcare, and transportation and assured that future partnerships between the UK and Sindh would continue to strengthen.
The meeting was also attended by Transport Secretary Asad Zaman. To honor the visiting British dignitary, Minister Memon presented him with traditional Sindhi gifts, including a Sindhi Ajrak and cap, symbolizing the province’s rich culture and warm hospitality.
Looking Ahead
The discussions between the two officials reflect a growing relationship between Sindh and the UK, opening doors for further collaboration in trade, investment, and sustainable development projects. As Sindh moves forward with its ambitious initiatives, partnerships like these will play a crucial role in fostering long-term progress and prosperity in the region.
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