ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has a lot to learn from China through the development of the industrial sector, Prime Minister Imran Khan said Monday while heading a meeting with a Chinese delegation.
A statement issued by the Prime Minister's Office on Twitter said that a delegation of Chinese companies’ heads met PM Imran Khan on Monday.
Chinese Ambassador Nong Rong and federal ministers Hammad Azhar, Shaukat Tareen, Asad Umar, and Abdul Razzaq Dawood also attended the meeting.
On the occasion, the premier said that Chinese investment would create employment opportunities in Pakistan and give the workforce a chance to learn new skills.
"There are vast opportunities for the development of small and medium industries (SMEs) in Pakistan and Chinese companies can play a role in developing them," said PM Imran Khan.
At this, PM Imran Khan assured the Chinese companies of all possible cooperation for them to invest in Pakistan.
The government will provide all possible facilities to the investors, he said.
The premier asserted that government was adhering to the policy of 'Ease of Doing Business' while providing incentives to investors and simplifying administrative matters, the statement said.
He also assured the Chinese delegation that he would head meetings in person on a monthly basis to resolve the issues on a priority basis.
Govt has formed a task force in all districts to deal with smog, advocate general tells LHC
“Relations with India can be improved and there seems to be no hindrance to it," says PML-N president
“Apparently, the accident is result of the driver’s negligence,” say police
Karachi's air quality was recorded at 78 which is considered acceptable
At roundtable conference, premier says global climate finance framework must be redefined to help vulnerable nations
Omar Ayub, Asad Qaiser among others were arrested for allegedly violating Section 144
