KARACHI: Sindh Minister for Tourism, Muhammad Ali Malkani, on Friday called on Chief Minister Sindh, Syed Qaim Ali Shah, at the C.M. House here.
The Chief Minister discussed various schemes of tourism with the Minister and observed that various tourist spots be developed.
Syed Qaim Ali Shah said that Sindh province depicts vast Indus Civilization valley and possess huge cultural heritage.
He further said that there are numerous tourist spots and cultural sites in various parts of the province.
Chief Minister stressed the need to promote tourism sector so as to attract tourists from different countries of the world.
Malkani highlighted various projects aimed at to promote tourism in the province for which facilities are being provided at Keenjhar, Gorakh Hill, Ranikot, Bhitshah, Hala, Sewhan, Thatta (Makli) and other spots.
He also gave details of schemes being implemented for the purpose.
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