Tuesday, October 7

Senator Saleem Mandviwalla Meets Chinese Business Delegation to Enhance Economic Cooperation

*Senator Saleem Mandviwalla Meets Chinese Business Delegation to Enhance Economic Cooperation*Beijing, China – Senator Saleem Mandviwalla, Chief Whip Senate, held a high-level meeting with key representatives of leading Chinese consortiums, including Mr. Ji Wei, Chairman NORINCO International Co., Ltd., Mr. Mu Yuehui, Chairman BEIBEN Trucks Group, and Mr. Li Jinxing, Chairman China North Vehicle Co., Ltd.The meeting was also attended by Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah, Senior Minister Sindh Mr. Sharjeel Inam Memon, Minister for Energy and Planning Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, and Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Mr. Khalil Hashmi.Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral economic ties, particularly in infrastructure development and public transportation projects in Sindh Province of Pakistan. Senator Mandviwalla and the Sindh government leadership extended an invitation to the Chinese companies to visit Sindh and explore investment opportunities in key sectors.The Chinese business leaders expressed keen interest in enhancing collaboration and contributing to Pakistan’s economic growth through joint ventures.This engagement marks a significant step toward fostering Pakistan-China economic partnerships and leveraging Chinese expertise for Pakistan’s development.
The pakistan Times
Pakistan Times
Beijing, China (Kamran Raja):  Senator Saleem Mandviwalla, Chief Whip Senate, held a high-level meeting with key representatives of leading Chinese consortiums, including Mr. Ji Wei, Chairman NORINCO International Co., Ltd., Mr. Mu Yuehui, Chairman BEIBEN Trucks Group, and Mr. Li Jinxing, Chairman China North Vehicle Co., Ltd.

The meeting was also attended by Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah, Senior Minister Sindh Mr. Sharjeel Inam Memon, Minister for Energy and Planning Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, and Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Mr. Khalil Hashmi.

Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral economic ties, particularly in infrastructure development and public transportation projects in Sindh Province of Pakistan. Senator Mandviwalla and the Sindh government leadership extended an invitation to the Chinese companies to visit Sindh and explore investment opportunities in key sectors.

The Chinese business leaders expressed keen interest in enhancing collaboration and contributing to Pakistan’s economic growth through joint ventures.

This engagement marks a significant step toward fostering Pakistan-China economic partnerships and leveraging Chinese expertise for Pakistan’s development.