Mou signed: China to assist with power plants

CM assures the delegation for full administrative facilities to help ensure timely completion.


Our Correspondent June 06, 2014
DEC signed an MoU with its counterpart organisation J-Energy SSRL at a local hotel in Karachi to set up two coal-based power plants each with the capacity of 220MW at Port Qasim Karachi. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI:


Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah has welcomed the Dong Fang Electric Corporation (DEC) for signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with its counterpart organisation J-Energy SSRL at a local hotel in Karachi to set up two coal-based power plants each with the capacity of 220MW at Port Qasim Karachi.


Shah revealed this while holding a meeting with the delegation of Dang Fang Electric Corporation (DEC) at CM House on Thursday.

“This mutual interest of the organisations would not only bring hundreds millions of dollars worth of investment in Sindh, but will also cater to Thar coal as well.”

The chief minister assured the Chinese power generating organisation for full administrative facilities to help ensure timely completion.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 7th, 2014.

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COMMENTS (6)

shah | 9 years ago | Reply

@observer: Read His Other Posts in Other News Items You Will Know Why I Said What I Said

observer | 9 years ago | Reply

@shah: why does he have to be an Indian to point these things out? He is absolutely correct about suggesting the massive amount of corruption that will be taking place due to the absence of a bidding process and due to the lack of transparency of how these projects will be realized. At the end of the day, we all need to realize that Pakistan has no friends or foes, everyone acts based on their interests. No use in propogating this emotional "China is our best friend" slogan. We should make sure that anything and everything that happens in Pakistan is in our interest as a nation.

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