Development: Punjab govt signs agreements with Turkey

Hundred and fifty megawatt MW power generation plant to be step up in Punjab in cooperation with Turkish government.


Express January 03, 2011

LAHORE:


Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Sunday said that his visit to Turkey had been successful in every respect and he had signed a number of agreements with the Turkish government for development of various sectors.

These included an agreement between Solid Waste Management and the Istanbul Municipality for providing a clean and healthy atmosphere in Lahore. A university will be established in Lahore under the terms of another agreement.

A memorandum of understating was also signed between the Punjab government and Fatiehn, a renowned Turkish university.

A 150MW power generation plant will also be set up in Punjab with the cooperation of the Turkish government. The chief minister said that he had meaningful discussions with the Turkish authorities for the launch of joint ventures.

Published in The Express Tribune, January 3rd, 2011.

COMMENTS (4)

150 MW | 13 years ago | Reply 150 MW ??? you know how small that is. Maybe he wants it next to his 12 sugar mills. And South and West Punjab (60% of area) doesn't trust him. Wait for the next elections Mr G T Road party.
Maria | 13 years ago | Reply Again Shahbaz Sharif shows why he enjoys the trust of the overwhelming majority of Punjab's citizens. He works hard for the province and gets things done. If only every province had someone as committed as Shahbaz Sharif and all of Pakistan would be developing in the same vein. I went to Lahore for the first time in ages and it shows how a city can be transformed for the better. It came as new surprise that an IT firm in Lahore, 5 Rivers has reached international prominence. Once Lahore has proper municipal amenities such as waste management, it will really leap ahead.
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