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Pakistan, Kuwait can benefit from emerging economic opportunities: President Alvi

During a meeting, Pakistan’s President, Dr. Arif Alvi has invited Kuwait to benefit from the emerging economic opportunities under CPEC by making an investment in its various projects.
In a meeting with visiting, Foreign Minister of Kuwait Sheikh Dr Ahmed Naseer Al-Mohammad Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah was informed about the geo-economic importance of Pakistan due to CPEC and Gwadar Port. The President said Pakistan and Kuwait have immense potential of cooperation in the fields of education, health and science and offered to provide the country’s skilled labour and professionals. He said Pakistan can also provide training to the military personnel of Kuwait.

Silk Road Investment Summit Gwadar 2021 highlighted the trade, commerce, tourism and potential of CPEC for development projects.

The delegation visited the CPEC Port. Tree plantation drive was conducted by the SDGs academy facilitated by Gwadar Development Authority in the GDA Park.

Turbut campus students volunteered the tree plantation sponsored by green holding.

Summit held at Business Centre Gwadar, Chief Guest Jawad Ahmed (Rear Admiral Pak Navy and Commandar West) Zhang Baozhong Chairman COPHC chaired the summit along 54 Countries on line virtually participated.

Chief guest and host distributed Sevinor. Team visited Gwadar Port Authority & Gwadar Development Authority offices, Speed Boat Ride by Pak Navy, visited Jannat Bazaars, Fish Harbour, cricket stadium, Newtown Projects, Gwadar Club, etc.

Silk Road summit 2021 is supported by China Overseas Port Holding Company & Balochistan Economy & Business Consultancy (LLP).

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