KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday invited Indonesian businessmen to invest in Sindh’s rapidly expanding economy, highlighting major upcoming initiatives including the development of Keti Bandar Port, the establishment of a Sindh International Facilitation Centre in Karachi, and the creation of AI-enabled data centres powered by affordable energy.
Talking to the media after participating in the Indonesian-Pakistan Investment & Business Forum, the CM said Sindh offered immense opportunities for foreign investors across infrastructure, logistics, renewable energy, information technology, manufacturing and agribusiness sectors.
He expressed confidence that the forum would pave the way for stronger economic cooperation and tangible business partnerships between Pakistan and Indonesia.
He thanked Indonesian Consul General Mudzakir and the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) for organising the event and bringing together business leaders from both countries.
He said Pakistan and Indonesia enjoyed a historic relationship based on mutual respect, shared values and longstanding cooperation, adding that stronger economic engagement could further deepen bilateral ties.
