Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has invited Indonesian companies to invest in the province, highlighting opportunities in infrastructure, logistics, renewable energy, information technology, manufacturing and agriculture. He said the Sindh government is committed to attracting foreign investment through development projects and investor-friendly policies.
Speaking to the media after attending the Indonesian-Pakistan Investment and Business Forum, the chief minister said Sindh is working to create a more attractive investment environment by improving facilitation services and introducing reforms that support both local and international investors.
Murad Ali Shah announced that the provincial government plans to develop a new deep-sea port at Keti Bandar, describing it as a project that could unlock significant opportunities in trade, logistics and maritime commerce. He also revealed plans to establish a Sindh International Facilitation Centre in Karachi to streamline services for investors.
The chief minister said Sindh is also focusing on digital transformation by developing AI-enabled data centres powered by affordable and sustainable energy. He described technology and innovation as important drivers of the province’s future economic growth.
He said Sindh remains Pakistan’s economic hub due to Karachi’s ports, industrial zones, financial institutions and extensive trade networks. According to the chief minister, the province offers strong investment potential in solar and wind energy, agriculture, food processing, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, information technology and value-added industries.
Murad Ali Shah reiterated the provincial government’s commitment to creating a business-friendly environment through governance reforms, improved infrastructure, digital public services and investment facilitation measures aimed at encouraging long-term economic growth.
Addressing the forum, he thanked Indonesian Consul General Mudzakir and the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry for organizing the event. He said Pakistan and Indonesia share longstanding relations built on mutual respect, shared values and decades of cooperation.
Referring to ongoing discussions on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between Pakistan and Indonesia, the chief minister said such an agreement could increase bilateral trade, encourage investment and reduce barriers to business. He also assured Indonesian companies that the Sindh government would provide full support and facilitation for investment projects and long-term partnerships.
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