By promoting industries at the local level, the country can move forward: Jam Ikramullah Dharejo

Karachi (HRNW)- Provincial Minister for Industry & Commerce and Anti-Corruption & Cooperative Department Jam Ikramullah Dharejo has said that the production of quality and affordable vehicles at the local level will not only create new employment opportunities but also end the monopoly of international companies. He said this while addressing the inaugural function of 70cc Revolt Bike manufactured by Emerging Innovation Pvt. Ltd. at Karachi Press Club as the chief guest. Company Country Head Anwar Anis also addressed on the occasion.

Provincial Minister Jam Ikramullah Dharejo further said that the Sindh government was working hard for industrial development in the province and recently Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah had released Rs 1.5 billion for the rehabilitation of infrastructure in the rain-affected industrial zones, while PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari had clearly directed that effective measures should be taken for industrial development in Sindh so that unemployment and poverty could be eradicated from the province. He said that We had taken effective measures to resolve the issues of the industrialists. ‘ Industries have also been affected by the corona virus and recent rains ‘ , he said.
Jam Ikramullah Dharejo said that Sindh government is making every effort to fully revive industrial activities, but it is unfortunate that the role of the federal government for industrial development in Sindh is zero and the load shedding of electricity and gas has also caused severe mental anguish to the industrialists.

Jam Ikramullah Dharejo, Provincial Minister for Industry, Commerce and Anti-Corruption & Cooperative Department, said that it was encouraging that Emerging Innovation Pvt. Ltd. had introduced affordable and quality motorbikes and hoped that this would definitely benefit the middle class people.
Later , talking to media men, he said that the people were willing to know the real characters behind the Baldia Town Factory incident.