Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and Chinese Consul General Feng Deheng have agreed to establish sectoral working groups to promote business and investment cooperation.
The decision came during a meeting in Karachi. Both sides discussed ways to ensure the implementation of agreements and memorandums of understanding signed at the recent Sindh Investment Conference in Shanghai.
The proposed working groups will help strengthen coordination and turn the commitments made at the conference into practical outcomes.
Chinese Consul General Praises Sindh Investment Conference
During the meeting, Chinese Consul General Feng Deheng congratulated Murad Ali Shah on the successful organisation of the investment conference.
He noted that around 400 investors had participated in the event. According to Feng, their participation reflected confidence in the Sindh government’s efforts to attract investment.
Sindh Reaffirms Commitment to Chinese Investors
Murad Ali Shah reaffirmed his government’s commitment to expanding cooperation with Chinese investors and promoting investment across Sindh.
He emphasised the importance of strengthening business relations and ensuring progress on the agreements reached during the Shanghai conference.
The proposed sectoral working groups are expected to provide a coordination mechanism for both sides. They will also support efforts to translate investment commitments into concrete business opportunities in Sindh.
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