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KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah met German Consul General Thomas E. Schultze at the CM House here on Wednesday to discuss important matters related to President Asif Ali Zardari’s upcoming visit to Germany, along with bilateral relations, trade, investment and development cooperation.

The chief minister will be part of the delegation accompanying President Zardari during his visit to Germany.

During the meeting, both sides discussed opportunities to strengthen economic ties, expand bilateral trade and promote cooperation in various development sectors, including water management, agriculture and technical assistance.

Murad Ali Shah expressed his desire to utilise German technology to clean the water of Manchar Lake, stressing the need for effective solutions to improve water quality. Consul General Thomas E. Schultze assured the chief minister of cooperation in exploring German technological solutions for the lake’s restoration and water purification.

The chief minister also emphasised the importance of improving canal lining to prevent the loss of irrigation water and ensure its efficient delivery to farmers. He said modern technology and improved canal infrastructure could help reduce water wastage and improve agricultural productivity.

The German consul general acknowledged the importance of the initiative and said German technology and expertise could contribute to reducing irrigation water losses and improving water distribution.

Murad Ali Shah directed Special Assistant to the Chief Minister Syed Qasim Naveed to pursue discussions with relevant German institutions and explore avenues for practical cooperation.

The meeting also reviewed the programmes of the German development agency GIZ and various development cooperation projects in Sindh. Both sides discussed opportunities for increased German investment, technical support and partnerships across different sectors.

The chief minister underscored the importance of further strengthening relations between Sindh and Germany, highlighting the potential for expanded economic cooperation and new investment opportunities to support the province’s development.

He said greater collaboration with German institutions could contribute to Sindh’s economic growth and the effective implementation of key development projects.

Consul General Thomas E. Schultze said Germany was interested in exploring opportunities for cooperation with Sindh in various fields.

The meeting also discussed ways to expand trade links, promote mutual economic interests and identify new avenues for collaboration in development and investment.

Special Assistant to the Chief Minister for Investment Syed Qasim Naveed, Secretary to the Chief Minister Asif Jameel and other officials were also present at the meeting.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2026

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