Pakistani firm signs MoU with Chinese company for electric bus joint venture
Most outlets reported the signing of a memorandum of understanding between a Pakistani firm and a Chinese company to establish a joint venture for manufacturing electric buses. One outlet added that the agreement includes technology transfer and export-oriented production, and noted a 14-member Chinese delegation exploring investment opportunities in multiple sectors.
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Pakistani, Chinese firms sign agreement to set up electric bus manufacturing joint venture
GUGO Motors and Shengtang Group sign MoU for local manufacturing, technology transfer and export-oriented vehicle production; 14-member Chinese delegation explores investment opportunities across multiple sectors
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Electric buses JV: Pakistani firm signs MoU with Chinese co
ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani firm has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a Chinese company to establish a joint venture for manufacturing electric buses in Pakistan. The MoU signing event was held here on Wednesday with Advisor to Prime Minister Haroon Akhtar Khan as chief guest between Pakistan’s GUGO Motors and China’s Shengtang Group who signed the document which aimed at promoting te...
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