Technology to boom under CPEC: President PCJCCI

President PCJCCI S.M. Naveed extended his paramount support in the setting up of ADR centres while addressing at the CIICA conference 2018 which was held in the perspective of international arbitration and focused on the establishment of legal remedy without involving the courts of law. The conference was organized by CIICA and UMT at Falleti’s Hotel, Lahore.

S.M. Naveed while supporting the setting up of ADR centres apprised the participants that China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a great opportunity to elevate employment in Pakistan. Presently, not only 9000 Chinese but also 90,000 Pakistanis are working on CPEC projects.

He added that the relocation of labor intensive industries to Pakistan will not only create room for employment here but will also bring latest technology, latest techniques and knowledge to bring revolution in the conventional norms of production and services.

President PCJCCI elaborated that with the continuing trade relations involving different stakeholders and the increase in business activities of both China and Pakistan investment to the tune of $100 billion in the SME sector is bound to lead to certain social and financial interactions. He added that at the moment, Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) is the most appropriate approach which is being practiced internationally. Read More

Six Sessions On CPEC Held At International Conference

PESHAWAR: Six sessions were held on the second day of the international conference on CPEC here Wednesday and presentations were made on a number of subjects.

The sessions were held at the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University in Peshawar at its main campus at Larama on the outskirts of the city. A number of scholars from all over the country and faculty members and students of the university attended the conference. Due to an unusually high number of speakers, parallel sessions had to be held to accommodate all of them.

The university’s Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Razia Sultana remained present throughout the day, presented a paper and took keen interest in the proceedings. Chinese scholars were also in attendance.

The first session in the morning focused on the socio-economic, cultural and ethnic issues and regional integration. Prof Dr Zahid Anwar, director, China Study Centre, University of Peshawar, chaired the session. The speakers included Dr Razia Sultana, M Salman and his colleagues, Hashmatullah Khan and his colleagues, Bushra Hamid and Akram Rashid. A parallel session on the same issues was chaired by Prof Dr Amir Khan from the Centre of Excellence, CPEC. The speakers were Prof Dr Hamadullah Kakepoto, Saima Perveen and her colleagues, Dr Nadia Farooq and her co-authors, Dr Nadia Farooq and her colleagues, Azmatullah, Hina Bahadur and Anwar Ali.Read More......

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