Apparel park to be designed in Punjab by CNTEX

A contract has been signed with the China Textile Network Company Limited (CNTEX), a leading multinational company and specialised in apparel and textile industry for planning and designing of the Quaid-e-Azam Apparel Park. The project would be providing all necessary facilities to textile and garments sector under one-roof, said Punjab Industrial Estates (PIE) Development and Management Company Chairman SM Tanveer on Tuesday.

According to the contract, detailed designing of infrastructure works, power plant, grid stations and Combined Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) for establishment of the Quaid-e-Azam Apparel Park on the Motorway-2 near Sheikhupura would be carried out.

The company’s Board of Directors also approved the Chinese company as a consultant for the apparel park, he said. The Punjab Industrial Estates was actively pursuing the dream of Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif of turning it into the most modern project of its kind in South Asia.

The company has already designed the mega apparel/industrial projects in China such as Suzhou Textile and Clothing Industrial Base having 4,000 acres area, establishment of the Textile Industrial Park in Xianyang having an area of 2,500 acres and establishment of light industrial park in the Inner Mongolia region.

Tanveer hoped that the China Textile Network Company would also serve in marketing and promotion of the Quaid-e-Azam Apparel Park project worldwide.

The project will also be generating thousands of job opportunities and increase exports, which will ultimately strengthen national economy.

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