‘Gwadar at heart of China’s BRI’
Balochistan Chief Secretary Capt says people of Gwadar will witness relief
QUETTA:
Balochistan Chief Secretary Capt (retd) Fazeel Asghar paid his first visit to the port city of Gwadar and called it a gateway of the provincial development. Commissioner Makran Division Capt (retd) Muhammad Waseem welcomed the newly appointed Chief Secretary in the city. CS Fazeel Asghar visited Gwadar Port and China Business Centre where he was given a comprehensive briefing on development schemes by Chairman of Overseas Port Holding Company Xhaba Zong. “The coastal strip of Balochistan has vast economic opportunities and after completion of CPEC, local people in Gwadar and Makran Division would witness mega-development,” the chief secretary said. Describing Gwadar as the centre of China’s Belt and Road initiative, he added that the provincial government is making utmost efforts to clinch mega projects for Balochistan from the Chinese investment. The people of Gwadar will witness major relief, particularly in health and education sectors after the completion of on-going schemes, he affirmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 18th, 2019.
Balochistan Chief Secretary Capt (retd) Fazeel Asghar paid his first visit to the port city of Gwadar and called it a gateway of the provincial development. Commissioner Makran Division Capt (retd) Muhammad Waseem welcomed the newly appointed Chief Secretary in the city. CS Fazeel Asghar visited Gwadar Port and China Business Centre where he was given a comprehensive briefing on development schemes by Chairman of Overseas Port Holding Company Xhaba Zong. “The coastal strip of Balochistan has vast economic opportunities and after completion of CPEC, local people in Gwadar and Makran Division would witness mega-development,” the chief secretary said. Describing Gwadar as the centre of China’s Belt and Road initiative, he added that the provincial government is making utmost efforts to clinch mega projects for Balochistan from the Chinese investment. The people of Gwadar will witness major relief, particularly in health and education sectors after the completion of on-going schemes, he affirmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 18th, 2019.