QUETTA, Oct 29: Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Mohammad Yousuf said on Wednesday that the provincial government had taken measures to protect the interest of the investors.

Speaking at the passing out parade of the Levies at the Police Training School, he said the government would implement the major projects, including the Gwadar port, to provide basic facilities to the people, without paying any heed to the propaganda of some elements.

He said his government’s first priority was to attract investment in development projects and it would take all possible steps to give incentives and protection to the investors and safeguard their interest.—Correspondent

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