Chaudhry Munir and Mian Amer buy ‘Abu Dhabi Palace in Lahore’ from Arab Sheikhs against Rs7bn

[Baghial]

( Business tycoon and the Sharif family relative, Chaudhry Munir and Dunya Media Group owner Mian Amer Mahmood have jointly bought a ‘palace’ built by an Arab Sheikh in Lahore against Rs7bn.
An official privy to the development told Pak Destiny that ‘Abu Dhabi Palace’ located near Wapda Town-II Kyiaban-e-Jinnah Road had been bought by the two men close to the Sharifs. “In a joint venture of Chaudhry Munir and Mian Amer both sought help of the Sharifs to have the deal settled at Rs7bn. Munir’s son Raheel is married to Maryam Nawaz’s daughter Mehrun Nisa two years ago. Amer is close to Nawaz Sharif and following his line. The Palace was built by an Arab Sheikh in late 1980s and was decorated with expensive things imported from Gulf.

In a joint venture of Chaudhry Munir and Mian Amer both sought help of the Sharifs to have the deal settled at Rs7bn.

“It is in fact a cheap deal both Munir and Amer made with the help of the elder Sharif. It appears to be a good partnership between Munir and Amer… and it will be seen how long this continues,” the official said.

Interestingly, the Abu Dhabi palace which is 3km from Shaukat Khanum Hospital was developed by the Arab Sheikhs to spend time here on their visit to Lahore especially to see the Sharif family.

 

[Dastaan]

LAHORE - As many as six new private airlines have applied for regular public transport (RPT) licence to Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and are likely to start their flight operations during the first half of this year. These airlines are Liberty Air owned by Ch Munir and Mian Amir, Go Green Airways, Elahi Group, Danish Elahi and Arshad Jalil, Askari Air Pakistan, Army Welfare Trust (AWT), United Airways Pakistan Limited by Adnan Tabbni, Air Sial, combined owner, Sialkot Chamber of Commerce, and Afeef Zara Airways owned by Rashid Siddiqui. Of these airlines, Air SiaI, Askari of Army Welfare Trust, Go Green, revival of Bhoja under the new name, and Afeef Zara are likely to launch air operations during the first half of 2018 or not later than October.
https://nation.com.pk/06-Jan-2018/six-airlines-ready-to-take-off-in-2018

 

[Kabira]

Pictures of palace worth Rs 7 billion?