Karachi: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah extended invitations to Turkish and Swedish companies to invest in the province today as he met with several international dignitaries. These meetings took place in Karachi and included discussions on enhancing bilateral relations, increasing trade, and promoting tourism. According to Radio Pakistan, the Chief Minister met separately with Ambassador of Turkiye Irfan Neziroglu, Ambassador of Sweden Alexandra Berg Von Linde, and Consul General of Oman Engineer Sami Abdullah Al Khanjari. In his discussions with the Turkish ambassador, Shah highlighted the abundant investment opportunities in Sindh's energy and coal mining sectors, urging Turkish companies to invest in these areas. Similarly, Shah encouraged Swedish companies to explore and capitalize on the province's investment potential. During the meeting with the Consul General of Oman, Engineer Sami Abdullah Al Khanjari extended an invitation to Syed Murad Ali Shah to attend his country's national day prog ram, which the Chief Minister accepted.
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