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Sindh Government Approves Key Infrastructure Projects 

  • November 2, 2024
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Sindh government has approved several significant infrastructure projects, including a seawater desalination plant for DHA Karachi, a 17-storey technology park at NED University, and a wastewater recycling project. These initiatives aim to address pressing issues such as water scarcity and infrastructure development.

The desalination plant will be implemented under the DBFOT model, allowing private sector participation. A Kuwaiti company has expressed interest in undertaking the project. The NED Science and Technology Park will be developed through a G2G arrangement with a Kuwaiti company. The wastewater recycling project will supply recycled water to industries in the SITE area.

In addition, the government has approved the reconstruction and widening of the Kathore Interchange on the M9 motorway and allocated additional funding for the Ghotki-Kandhkot Bridge project.

These infrastructure projects are expected to have a positive impact on the economy and improve the quality of life for the people of Sindh.

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