KARACHI: Chief Minister Sindh, Syed Qaim Ali Shah has expressed his satisfaction that Pakistanis settled in USA were keen in transfer of technology enabling motherland to make use of it in right perspective and help in national progress.
Addressing the MoU signing ceremony between Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) and Distinguished Innovation, Collaboration and Entrepreneurship (DICE-USA) for Health Innovation Collaboration, he said that federal government alongwith that of Sindh were keen to provide best of health care services to the masses.
"With transfer of technologies from USA by DICE Pakistani technologists and scientists with the help of business community will be able to provide latest machines and equipments at very low cost," he said.
Qaim appreciated that DUHS and DICE have opened an office so as to ensure steady collaboration for success in health innovation and its proper utilization in the country.
Vice Chancellor of DUHS, Prof Masood Hameed Khan talking to journalists on the occasion mentioned that the university in collaboration with DICE, USA, is also hosting a two-day first ever All Pakistan DUHS-DICE Health Exhibition that will conclude on Saturday at Expo Centre, Karachi.
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