Governor, Austrian Honorary CG discuss economic cooperation
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi met Austrian Honorary Consul General Dr Hussain Islam at Governor House in Karachi on Wednesday, according to Business Recorder. The two sides talked about trade, investment and ways to widen economic ties between Pakistan and Austria. Austrian artists Robert Pawlik and Michaela Rabitsch, along with Toshna Patel, CEO of Alhamd International Container Terminal, were also present.
Hashmi assured investors and business representatives that the Sindh government would back their plans for investment and commercial projects. Participants explored ways to attract overseas capital and boost business activity in Karachi. Hashmi also said cultural exchanges help draw nations and communities nearer to one another.
Hashmi noted that the country has a mix of faiths, tongues and traditions, and that everyone is entitled to peaceful living and safety. Dr Islam said both nations wanted to deepen commerce and economic ties. Pawlik and Rabitsch praised the warmth of Pakistanis, with Rabitsch saying her trip was unforgettable and that she hoped to return someday.
At a glance
- Sindh Governor Nehal Hashmi met Austrian Honorary Consul General Dr Hussain Islam in Karachi.
- Both sides discussed trade, investment and wider economic cooperation between Pakistan and Austria.
- Hashmi pledged Sindh government support for investment and commercial ventures.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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