Sindh Police delegation calls on Pakistan High Commissioner in London.28.06.2019.
- 5 years ago
Sindh Police delegation calls on Pakistan High Commissioner in London
IGP Sindh Dr. Syed Kaleem Imam alongwith the visiting police delegation comprising DIGs Shaukat Abbas, Saqib Ismail, Sharjil Kharal & Maqsood Ahmed, called on Pakistan High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (UK), Mohammad Nafees Zakaria, at his office.
The High Commissioner highlighted Government’s policies were focusing on promoting tourism; hence tourism infrastructure development had great room for investment.
Zakaria said there were high prospects for the UK to invest in the special economic zones being set up across Pakistan, specially educational institutions in Sindh.
The prospects attached to CPEC for the region along with security challenges were also discussed. Both sides appreciated the contribution of Pakistani Diaspora to the British economy and development and noted with pride their achievements.
The IGP Sindh informed the High Commissioner about the improved law and order situation in sindh and the huge sacrifices made in the line of duty.
The Sindh Police delegation also met the Nav Malik, Deputy Chief Constable of Metropolitan Police and other officers the National Police Chiefs' Council at the High Commission of Pakistan. NPCC is a national coordination body for law enforcement in the United Kingdom and the representative body for British police chief officers.
IGP Sindh assured his office’s assistance and support to the High Commissioner’s efforts towards promoting economic, cultural, tourism and educational ties.
IGP Sindh Dr. Syed Kaleem Imam alongwith the visiting police delegation comprising DIGs Shaukat Abbas, Saqib Ismail, Sharjil Kharal & Maqsood Ahmed, called on Pakistan High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (UK), Mohammad Nafees Zakaria, at his office.
The High Commissioner highlighted Government’s policies were focusing on promoting tourism; hence tourism infrastructure development had great room for investment.
Zakaria said there were high prospects for the UK to invest in the special economic zones being set up across Pakistan, specially educational institutions in Sindh.
The prospects attached to CPEC for the region along with security challenges were also discussed. Both sides appreciated the contribution of Pakistani Diaspora to the British economy and development and noted with pride their achievements.
The IGP Sindh informed the High Commissioner about the improved law and order situation in sindh and the huge sacrifices made in the line of duty.
The Sindh Police delegation also met the Nav Malik, Deputy Chief Constable of Metropolitan Police and other officers the National Police Chiefs' Council at the High Commission of Pakistan. NPCC is a national coordination body for law enforcement in the United Kingdom and the representative body for British police chief officers.
IGP Sindh assured his office’s assistance and support to the High Commissioner’s efforts towards promoting economic, cultural, tourism and educational ties.