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Pakistan, China business firms sign $4.2 billion MoUs

'Pakistan is your second home, just as China is ours,' Shehbaz says to Chinese businessmen

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Billions are lost due to top bosses’ massive abuse of the SOEs Act 2023.

Information being gathered to determine how law was "milked" for personal benefit of SOE executives

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