Murad lures investors at Davos

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the potential projects for investment in the province included a wide variety of sectors such as water and environment, education and technology, industrial zones, eco-tourism, urban ecosystem and food security, with an estimated cost of $6 billion.

"Investments in the multitude of opportunities being on offer in Sindh through an enabling environment rooted in comprehensive legal and institutional mechanisms ensure fair practices, transparency, and attractive economic returns."

This he said while speaking as a chief guest at Sindh Investment Conference organized on the occasion of World Economic Forum by Path Finder and Martin Dow Group in Davos Switzerland.

CM's Special Assistant on Investment Syed Qasim Naveed and Director General Public Private Partnership Unit Assad Zamin attended the conference.

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The investment conference, held at the picturesque location of Schatzalp, Davos, attracted a large number of visitors, potential investors, and senior bankers.

The chief minister speaking on the occasion highlighted the vast strides Sindh has made over the last few years in social sectors such as health and education as well as infrastructure and communications.

Shah emphasised on the government's continuous efforts to develop the Thar Coal project which would be a mainstay of energy production not only for Sindh but for the whole country.

He further highlighted Sindh's rise in ease of doing business rankings through dedicated efforts which has made investment protocols for both domestic and foreign investors easier.

Shah invited the audience to invest in the multitude of opportunities being on offer in Sindh through an enabling environment rooted in comprehensive legal and institutional mechanisms to ensure fair practices, transparency and attractive economic returns.

According to the chief minister the potential projects included a wide variety of sectors such as water and environment, education and technology, industrial zones, eco-tourism, urban ecosystem and food security, with an estimated cost of around $6 billion. During discussion with the audience, several attendees from both foreign and domestic investment sectors appreciated the vision and projects presented by the Sindh government and showed eagerness to avail the investment opportunities.