China to install 405 MW power project in Pakistan

Islamabad, Feb 29 (UNI) China has conveyed to of Pakistan that it wanted to install 405 MW integrated coal mining-cum-power project at Sinda-Jerruk area at the cost of 600 million dollars.

A five-member delegation headed by Vice-President of China National Machinery Import&Export Corporation (CMC) Ms Qin Ruijan conveyed the desire to set up the power project in a meeting held with Secretary Water and Power Muhammad Ismail Qureshi here yesterday, The News reported today.

The CMC is the 10th largest state-owned corporation of China and is the largest foreign trade enterprise engaged in import and export of machinery products having an aggregate trade size of over 73 billion dollars and has a substantial experience in the development of coal-mines and coal-based power projects.

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