Pakistan announces 400-acre Garments City at Port Qasim in Karachi
Most outlets reported the announcement of a 400-acre Garments City at Port Qasim by the Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Junaid Anwar Chaudhry. 24 News HD and Business Recorder highlighted the establishment of the project and its public-private partnership model, while Arab News Pakistan focused on the projected $2.2 billion in annual exports. All excerpts noted the location and involvement of the Maritime Affairs Ministry, but only Arab News Pakistan and Business Recorder mentioned job creation and economic projections, respectively.
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MoMA envisages plan to set up ‘garment city’ at Port Qasim
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Maritime Affairs has envisaged as a public-private partnership-based plan to establish a 400-acre garment city project at Port Qasim Karachi, projecting creation of over 138,000 jobs and generating annual exports of around USD 2.2 billion with the completion of the first phase of the plan. Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry, while cha...
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Pakistan plans Karachi apparel hub targeting $2.2 billion in annual exports
KARACHI: Pakistan’s Maritime Affairs Minister Junaid Anwar Chaudhry on Monday announced his ministry’s plans to establish a 400-acre apparel zone at Karachi’s Port Qasim, saying that its first phase was expected to create over 138,000 jobs and generate annual exports of around $2.2 billion.
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Minister announces establishment of Garments City at Port Qasim
Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Junaid Anwar Chaudhry, presided over a meeting to establish a Garments City on 400 acres of land at Port Mohammad Bin Qasim (PMBQ) in Karachi, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Monday.
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