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Sindh CM calls for economic growth, infrastructure & climate action

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KARACHI: Syed Murad Ali Shah, the Chief Minister of Sindh, has emphasised the need for unity, strategic economic planning, and infrastructural development to achieve Pakistan’s vision of a trillion-dollar economy. This he said while speaking at the “Uraan Pakistan” workshop, hosted by the Sindh government at CM House on Monday. He outlined the challenges and opportunities for sustainable growth. The programme was attended by Federal Minister of …

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Sindh CM calls for economic growth, infrastructure & climate action

KARACHI: Syed Murad Ali Shah, the Chief Minister of Sindh, has emphasised the need for unity, strategic economic planning, and infrastructural development to achieve Pakistan’s vision of a trillion-dollar economy. This he said while speaking at the “Uraan Pakistan” workshop, hosted by the Sindh government at CM House on Monday. He outlined the challenges and opportunities for sustainable growth. The programme was attended by Federal Minister of …

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