The Sindh government and the World Bank have reviewed a development portfolio worth approximately $3.85 billion, covering projects across several key sectors.
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah met a World Bank delegation led by Country Director Bolormaa Amgaabazar in Karachi on Monday.
The meeting examined progress on 12 World Bank-funded projects. These initiatives cover healthcare, education, agriculture, irrigation, water supply and urban development.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to completing the projects on time and improving public facilities across the province.
Focus on Removing Project Delays
During the meeting, officials discussed administrative and financial obstacles affecting project implementation.
The chief minister stressed the need to accelerate ongoing work and ensure timely completion. He also called for stronger coordination between provincial departments and the World Bank.
Both sides agreed to address funding and administrative bottlenecks to speed up development activities.
Key Sectors Under Review
The development portfolio includes projects aimed at improving healthcare facilities, education services and agricultural productivity.
Water supply and irrigation initiatives also featured in the discussions. Meanwhile, urban development projects seek to improve infrastructure and public services in cities across Sindh.
These investments aim to address essential development needs and improve living conditions for residents.
Commitment to Faster Implementation
The meeting highlighted the importance of effective project management and timely funding disbursements. The Sindh government and the World Bank agreed to maintain close coordination to achieve development targets.
The latest review reflects continued cooperation between both sides. However, the success of the projects will depend on removing implementation delays and delivering planned improvements on schedule.
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