A delegation of Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC), a leading engineering and construction company of Middle East visited Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry along with Muhammad Ishtiaq Qureshi, former Vice President ICCI and assured that CCC would try to enhance manpower import from Pakistan for its various projects in Middle East.
The representative of Souheil Sabbagh, President of CCC said that their company was one of the largest engineering and construction companies in the Middle East and provided a full range of project services right from project development to detailed engineering, procurement and construction to start-up, operation & maintenance in infrastructure development, oil & gas and water pipelines, petrochemical plants & refineries, power plants, marine works, offshore installations, mechanical installations, underwater structures and renewable energies.
He said over 160,000 Pakistanis have worked in Middle East and Africa and sent billions of dollars to their home country. He said many of them were associated with CCC for the last 47 years. In his welcome address, Muzzamil Hussain Sabri, President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry briefed the CCC delegation about the investment potential in various sectors of Pakistan's economy. He said the present government was focusing on some big projects including construction of motorways, roads, railway networks, gas pipelines and renewable energy projects and added that time was ripe for CCC to explore Pakistan for investment and joint ventures. He appreciated the role of CCC for providing employment to large number of Pakistanis.