Realising a ‘dream’: Sindh decides to revive Keti Bandar project

Sha appreciated the development and said the Chinese would look forward to the formal proposal


Our Correspondent January 22, 2016
China-Pakistan Association President Sha Zukang called on CM Sindh. PHOTO: NNI

KARACHI:


The Sindh government has decided to revive the Keti Bandar project along with the installation of a 10,000-MW coal-fired power plant.


“This was Shaheed Benazir Bhutto’s dream and Sindh government is committed to realise her dream,” said Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah during his meeting with a Chinese delegation led by China-Pakistan Association President Sha Zukang.

“We are ready to lay a railway line from Thar coal field to Keti Bandar to transport coal … we would take it up on a build, operate and transfer (BoT) basis.”

Sha appreciated the development and said the Chinese would look forward to the formal proposal. “It is a fabulous and most attractive project and Chinese investors and their consortium would love to take it up.” He urged the Sindh government to make a detailed case of the Keti Bandar project and send it to the Chinese government.

Published in The Express Tribune, January 23rd, 2016.

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