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Pakistan's Economic Affairs Minister Chairs Meeting on Karachi Industrial Park Development

Ahad Cheema convened a session to discuss progress on the planned industrial park in Karachi, according to state news agency APP.

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APP (Pakistan)

Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Ahad Cheema chaired a meeting regarding the development of the Karachi Industrial Park, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported.

The state-run news agency published photos of the meeting but did not provide additional details on the participants, agenda items, or outcomes of the discussion.

APP did not specify the date, location, or other officials present at the meeting in its report.

The Karachi Industrial Park is part of broader efforts related to industrial development in Pakistan's largest city and commercial hub, though further specifics about the project's scope, timeline, or funding were not disclosed in the source material.

No additional statements from Cheema or other officials regarding the meeting's specific discussions or decisions were included in the APP report.

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