China - Pakistan Economic Corridor - CPEC
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PKM Project CSCEC Section-l have completed the long bridge K386+228 under .
Strengthen cooperation btw China - Pakistan via Economic Corridor development by road to sea connectivity , - ...
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VPL appointed UD Trucks Importer in
UD Trucks Corporation has appointed VPL Limited as its authorized importer in Pakistan for the new Quester heavy-duty trucks to be introduced in the country.
Lahore: UD Trucks is a leading Japanese total transport solution provider. UD Trucks was established in Japan in 1935, and became a part of the Volvo Group in 2007. UD Trucks has a long and proud history in Pakistan. UD Trucks (previously known as Nissan Diesel) was the first Japanese truck brand to enter the Pakistan market, and has since then continued to be one of the leading players in the country. UD Trucks are a familiar sight on the roads of Pakistan and hold a prominent position in the long-haulage and construction segments.
UD Trucks Corporation is now planning to introduce their popular new heavy-duty truck model Quester in the Pakistan market for which they have appointed VPL Limited (VPL) as their authorized importer.
VPL is a leading importer of trucks, buses, construction & mining equipment, generators and tools in Pakistan with a country wide after-sales support network. VPL is also the authorized importer of Volvo Trucks, Volvo Buses, Volvo Construction Equipment and Volvo Penta. VPL is part of the Panasian Group, which has been responsible for the Volvo business in Pakistan since the mid-1970s.
The UD Quester heavy-duty truck will be launched in the country soon. The plan is to enhance the experience and support for UD Trucks customers in Pakistan in both the sales and after sales dimensions.
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The 720 MW Hydro power Project is planned on River near Karot Village some 1.7 kilometers upstream of Karot Bridge and 74 km upstream of Mangla Dam.
The Project site is accessible through the road from – Kahuta – Kotli Road approximately 29 kilometers from Kahuta village, and 65 kilometers from Islamabad.
To be completed till 2020.....
The 720 MW Hydro power Project is planned on River near Karot Village some 1.7 kilometers upstream of Karot Bridge and 74 km upstream of Mangla Dam.
The Project site is accessible through the road from – Kahuta – Kotli Road approximately 29 kilometers from Kahuta village, and 65 kilometers from Islamabad.
To be completed till 2020.....
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Alibaba has launched a Pakistan pavilion on its B2B portal to showcase Pak’s indigenous products.
It has 3k+ paid & 250k+ general members from Pakistan, categories related to textile, surgical instruments, and sports goods feature in the top-selling list at its pakistani portal.
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NHA has invited applications for “Electro Mechanical Works of Lowari Tunnel Project.The works include tunnel ventilation, lighting system, air quality measurement system, closed circuit telephone system, emergency call, telephone and radio system, public address system and tunnel fittings, traffic management system and toll station, fire detection and fire fighting system, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and tele-control system, power generation, emergency power and earthing.
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Nissan to set up car assembly plant in Pakistan....
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. is entering the Pakistan market through a manufacturing and licensing agreement with automotive partner Ghandhara Nissan Ltd. for local production of Datsun models.
The agreement also covers distribution, providing access to a market where demand for new vehicles has grown to more than 200,000 units a year.
The move is part of Nissan’s strategy to engage with emerging automotive markets around the world, bringing brands and products tailored to meet rising consumer demand. Sales of the first locally built vehicles are expected to begin in Pakistan within the 2019 fiscal year.
“This entrance to the Pakistan automotive market represents a significant step in the ongoing development of local manufacturing infrastructure and economic activity,” said Peyman Kargar, Nissan senior vice president. “We are confident that, with the close collaboration and support of the Pakistani government, this will deliver sustainable benefits for the national economy, customers, partners and Nissan.”
“Together with Ghandhara, we’ll be working actively with suppliers to localize and exchange technology and skills, which will provide a lasting benefit to the emerging local component industry,” Kargar added.
Nissan’s entry will provide Pakistani customers with a fresh and desirable lineup designed and built with the most modern Japanese engineering.
It will also provide a significant boost to the automotive industry, which already accounts for about 4% of Pakistan’s gross domestic product. Ghandhara will invest 4.5 billion Pakistani rupees (about $41 million) over the first four years. The project and the development of a retail network will create more than 1,800 jobs.
Nissan and Ghandhara will work together to develop Ghandhara’s facilities in Karachi’s Port Qasim in to a world-class manufacturing plant. The partners have a long-standing relationship, bringing a wealth of local knowledge and experience. The project has qualified for brown-field category status under the Government of Pakistan’s Automotive Development Policy.
“This agreement will introduce world-class facilities and the best of Japanese engineering technologies,” said Ahmed Kuli Khan Khattak, CEO of Ghandhara. “By localizing the manufacture of parts and components and boosting development in the auto supplier industry, it will provide Pakistan with technical assistance and promote partnerships with Japan.
“Customers in Pakistan will benefit from more choice and enjoy engaging driving experiences with vehicles and modern features that are ideally suited to the country.”
