KSA, UAE willing to invest 46 Billion Dollars in Pakistan: Malik

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Minister of State for Petroleum Dr Musadik Malik on Sunday said that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were taking a keen interest in Pakistan’s information technology, agriculture and mining sectors.

The KSA planned to fix $24 billion in funds for investment purposes, while the UAE allocated $22 billion funds for exploring opportunities in three sectors of Pakistan, the state minister stated in an interview with a private television channel.

The heavy investment in three major sectors of Pakistan would open many job opportunities for young people, he added.

“Our young people having knowledge of advanced technology are fully capable to show the world about their skills,” he said. “We are hopeful to bring business opportunities here in this country.”

He said the government recently constituted committees for one-window operations to facilitate the investors.

On former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's arrival in Pakistan, he said, after the announcement of the date by the Election Commission of Pakistan, the PML-N supremo will come to Pakistan to lead the election campaign.

He said the incumbent government’s tenure would end by mid-August and the caretaker set-up would invite the ECP to announce the schedule for general elections.

He said it was the responsibility of the ECP to hold the next elections in a transparent manner. “The PML-N under the guidance of Nawaz Sharif will sweep the general elections.”

To a question about the next leadership role in this country, he said the PML-N would decide about the leadership role.

To another question about relief to the poor people, he said despite economic challenges, the government provided maximum relief to employees, and pensioners besides the people working in the private sector.

About gas and electricity load-shedding, he said: “We have issued directives to the department concerned to ensure energy supply during cooking breakfast, lunch and dinner timing.”

He said that a discussion had taken place with Azerbaijan regarding the provision of LNG cargo to Pakistan before next winter.

On the International Monetary Fund deal, he said a nine-month relief through an agreement had been made to run the economic affairs in a proper manner.

He hoped that heavy investment from the Gulf region would boost business activities besides open job opportunities in Pakistan.

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[Goritoes]

Of course, just like people feed their dogs, Arabs are investing in the country run by their dogs in Parliament and GHQ. LOL

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

 

[Azadkashmir]

now the investors will say roll over scratch your belly, hey boy go fetch to the pak government.

 

[Maula Jatt]

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Gulf countries talk a lot but never follow through
When it materializes than we'll see

 

[Riz]

Sab bakwas , UAE waaly man baichny walon ko apny ghoray par bhi nhi likhty

 

[Skull and Bones]

Congratulations

 

[SaadH]

Bull$hite

 

[Jango]

Kia wohi investement hai jo Shobaz apnay pehle maheenay main Saudi say laya tha and it turned out to be bust?

 

[nahtanbob]

Gulf countries talk a lot but never follow through
When it materializes than we'll see

I do not see Saudi or UAE minister announcing these investments. It is always someone in Pakistan blowing hot air

 

[Maula Jatt]

I do not see Saudi or UAE minister announcing these investments. It is always someone in Pakistan blowing hot air

No Nathuram Bambaldas Ji they do it all over the world
They said the same thing on a state visit during IK's administration but it never materialized

 

[ARMalik]

Another day of utter nonsense from GHQ controlled pathetic news outlets and pathetic cronies. Only someone with a brain of a cockroach would invest in this corrupt forsaken country !

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Election first

Protection of voters right to vote

Release of Political Activist

Protection of Homes and Families (women and children)

 

[mdmm]

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Minister of State for Petroleum Dr Musadik Malik on Sunday said that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were taking a keen interest in Pakistan’s information technology, agriculture and mining sectors.

The KSA planned to fix $24 billion in funds for investment purposes, while the UAE allocated $22 billion funds for exploring opportunities in three sectors of Pakistan, the state minister stated in an interview with a private television channel.

The heavy investment in three major sectors of Pakistan would open many job opportunities for young people, he added.

“Our young people having knowledge of advanced technology are fully capable to show the world about their skills,” he said. “We are hopeful to bring business opportunities here in this country.”

He said the government recently constituted committees for one-window operations to facilitate the investors.

On former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's arrival in Pakistan, he said, after the announcement of the date by the Election Commission of Pakistan, the PML-N supremo will come to Pakistan to lead the election campaign.

He said the incumbent government’s tenure would end by mid-August and the caretaker set-up would invite the ECP to announce the schedule for general elections.

He said it was the responsibility of the ECP to hold the next elections in a transparent manner. “The PML-N under the guidance of Nawaz Sharif will sweep the general elections.”

To a question about the next leadership role in this country, he said the PML-N would decide about the leadership role.

To another question about relief to the poor people, he said despite economic challenges, the government provided maximum relief to employees, and pensioners besides the people working in the private sector.

About gas and electricity load-shedding, he said: “We have issued directives to the department concerned to ensure energy supply during cooking breakfast, lunch and dinner timing.”

He said that a discussion had taken place with Azerbaijan regarding the provision of LNG cargo to Pakistan before next winter.

On the International Monetary Fund deal, he said a nine-month relief through an agreement had been made to run the economic affairs in a proper manner.

He hoped that heavy investment from the Gulf region would boost business activities besides open job opportunities in Pakistan.

KSA, UAE willing to invest in Pakistan: Malik | The Express Tribune

State minister says IT, agriculture, mining sectors key areas of interest

tribune.com.pk

Saudi Arabia, UAE eyeing huge investment in Pakistan's IT, agri, mining sectors: Musadik Malik

Says Nawaz Sharif to lead PML-N election campaign

dunyanews.tv

KSA, UAE keen to invest in Pakistan: Musadiq

Minister of State for Petroleum Dr Musadiq Malik said that the Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates have shown keen interest to invest in Pakistan's

arynews.tv

The biggest False ( jhoot) of the century . Saudia and UAE are not giving or investing any money in Pakistan under Sharif government.

 

[PradoTLC]

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Minister of State for Petroleum Dr Musadik Malik on Sunday said that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were taking a keen interest in Pakistan’s information technology, agriculture and mining sectors.

The KSA planned to fix $24 billion in funds for investment purposes, while the UAE allocated $22 billion funds for exploring opportunities in three sectors of Pakistan, the state minister stated in an interview with a private television channel.

The heavy investment in three major sectors of Pakistan would open many job opportunities for young people, he added.

“Our young people having knowledge of advanced technology are fully capable to show the world about their skills,” he said. “We are hopeful to bring business opportunities here in this country.”

He said the government recently constituted committees for one-window operations to facilitate the investors.

On former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's arrival in Pakistan, he said, after the announcement of the date by the Election Commission of Pakistan, the PML-N supremo will come to Pakistan to lead the election campaign.

He said the incumbent government’s tenure would end by mid-August and the caretaker set-up would invite the ECP to announce the schedule for general elections.

He said it was the responsibility of the ECP to hold the next elections in a transparent manner. “The PML-N under the guidance of Nawaz Sharif will sweep the general elections.”

To a question about the next leadership role in this country, he said the PML-N would decide about the leadership role.

To another question about relief to the poor people, he said despite economic challenges, the government provided maximum relief to employees, and pensioners besides the people working in the private sector.

About gas and electricity load-shedding, he said: “We have issued directives to the department concerned to ensure energy supply during cooking breakfast, lunch and dinner timing.”

He said that a discussion had taken place with Azerbaijan regarding the provision of LNG cargo to Pakistan before next winter.

On the International Monetary Fund deal, he said a nine-month relief through an agreement had been made to run the economic affairs in a proper manner.

He hoped that heavy investment from the Gulf region would boost business activities besides open job opportunities in Pakistan.

KSA, UAE willing to invest in Pakistan: Malik | The Express Tribune

State minister says IT, agriculture, mining sectors key areas of interest

tribune.com.pk

Saudi Arabia, UAE eyeing huge investment in Pakistan's IT, agri, mining sectors: Musadik Malik

Says Nawaz Sharif to lead PML-N election campaign

dunyanews.tv

KSA, UAE keen to invest in Pakistan: Musadiq

Minister of State for Petroleum Dr Musadiq Malik said that the Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates have shown keen interest to invest in Pakistan's

arynews.tv

PDM gov never lies and the media is free and fair in Pakistan media is not controlled by army .