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Shaikhani is working on Green Environment PROJECT

The study found that if CO2 emissions are not cut rapidly, two thirds of these giant ice fields could disappear.

Even if the world limits the temperature rise to 1.5C this century, at least one third of the ice would go.

The glaciers are a critical water source for 250 million people living across eight different countries.

The towering peaks of K2 and Mount Everest are part of the frozen Hindu Kush and Himalayan ranges that contain more ice that anywhere else on Earth, apart from the polar regions.

But these ice fields could turn to bare rocks in less than a century because of rising temperatures, say scientists.

Over the next few decades, the melting could accelerate thanks to warming and increased air pollution from a growing population.

The air pollutants come from the Indo-Gangetic Plain, one of the world's most polluted regions. The dirty air makes the glacier situation worse by depositing black carbon and dust on the ice, hastening the thaw.

If global temperatures rise by 2 degrees C, then half the glaciers would be gone by 2100. Even if the world takes dramatic action and limits warming to 1.5C by the end of the century, 36% of the glaciers will have disappeared.

"Impacts on people in the region, already one of the world's most fragile and hazard-prone mountain regions, will range from worsened air pollution to an increase in extreme weather events. But it's the projected reductions in pre-monsoon river flows and changes in the monsoon that will hit hardest, throwing urban water systems and food and energy production off kilter."

"Water is the theme that runs through many of the issues facing not just the mountain communities but the millions living downstream too. This report highlights how the retreat of snow and ice will change the way rivers behave, at first boosting their flow in spring and summer over the coming years, but only until the ice has melted away," said Dr Hamish Pritchard from the British Antarctic Survey.

Shaikhani Group is bit worried about upcoming temprature, because rising in heat is a opening door for global warning. this why they are building a project Named RABIA ENCLAVE in Karachi, Pakistan, where it is healthy investment for Pakistani's, because it contain those things which would be very beneficial for the environment, Rabia Enclave is innovation at its peak with a fully gated community that entails a Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Treatment Plant with all apartments having independent solar power units. Sky View Builders and Developers are the project Developers that is working under the shade of Shaikhani Group.

Mr Ahmed shaikhani Explains further, this the first project in Karachi, where Shakhaini's take initiative to increase the awareness of healthy project with green environment. it is a best opportunity to invest with us and help us to go green, it is a big support to all those who are invested in RABIA ENCLAVE. Because in future creating healthy environment would be more difficult as huge construction is going on with no Green Planning. 

As Shaikhani group knows this is a very tiny step against Green Environment, But they would be doing more Green Projects in future. Furthermore, they knows if every one in the world start small efforts it would be a beneficial in future to save the planet   
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Save trees to increase Healthy Life

Trees Produce Oxygen

Human life could not exist if there were no trees. A mature leafy tree produces as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. What many people don't realize is the forest also acts as a giant filter that cleans the air we breathe.

Trees help cleanse the air by intercepting airborne particles, reducing heat, and absorbing such pollutants as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen dioxide. Trees remove this air pollution by lowering air temperature, through respiration, and by retaining particulates.

Clean Soil

The term phytoremediation is the scientific word for the absorption of dangerous chemicals and other pollutants that have entered the soil. Trees can either store harmful pollutants or actually change the pollutant into less harmful forms. Trees filter sewage and farm chemicals, reduce the effects of animal wastes, clean roadside spills, and clean water runoff into streams.

Control Noise Pollution

Trees muffle urban noise almost as effectively as stone walls. Trees, planted at strategic points in a neighborhood or around your house, can abate major noises from freeways and airports.

Shaikhani Group is Giving hand to reduce Pollution and Carbon Footprint

Shaikhani Group is aware of planting a tree could be very helpful for Pakistan, they always take precautions to prevent the trees and plant. even though they have a project in Dubai, Where they build up a lot of green areas. they prefer to reduce the carbon Footprint. 

What is Carbon footprint?

A carbon footprint is historically defined as the total emissions caused by an individual, event, organization, or product, expressed as carbon dioxide equivalent.^[1] Greenhouse gases (GHGs), including carbon dioxide, can be emitted through land clearance and the production and consumption of food, fuels, manufactured goods, materials, wood, roads, buildings, transportation and other services 

How to reduce Carbon Footprint

Shaikhani group is trying to reduce their carbon footprint to save the planet, the best way to reduce Carbon Footprint is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Refuse.

This can also be done by using reusable items such as thermoses for daily coffee or plastic containers for water and other cold beverages rather than disposable ones

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Expo 2020 Dubai and Emirates Flight Catering create eco-friendly F&B vision

Fresh produce grown at the world’s largest vertical farm will be served to millions at Expo 2020 Dubai as part of a collaboration with Emirates Flight Catering (EKFC).

There will be 50-plus cuisines to try across an area equal in size to seven football pitches and almost 300,000 meals served every day throughout the six-month celebration.

EKFC’s 130,000 square foot farm, located next door to the Expo 2020 site in Dubai South, will produce 2,700 kilos of herbicide- and pesticide-free leafy greens every day, using 99 percent less water than outdoor fields.

A proportion of its output will go to Emirates-operated outlets and various other pavilions at Expo during the 173 days of the event.

Gillian Hamburger, senior vice president – programming at Expo 2020 Dubai, said: “With 50 million meals expected to be served during Expo 2020, both quality and sustainability are crucial to our aim of creating an exceptional – and delicious – World Expo, while also contributing to a more sustainable future for us all.”

EKFC is set to launch a series of F&B locations across the Expo site’s three Thematic Districts. Its fine dining restaurants will feature rotating menus and a monthly star chef from its extensive network; while Grains and Greens will offer gourmet sandwiches, bowl creations and sharing platters. Meanwhile, La Patisserie will provide sweet treats and coffee in an elegant atmosphere; and Deli2Go will serve simple and fresh bites that can be enjoyed on the move.

The tie-up, which will showcase the future of sustainable gastronomy, will also introduce visitors to the up-and-coming cuisines at Expo Culinary Experience restaurants. Operated by EKFC, the eateries will embrace authentic recipes from participating countries – enabling diners to sample global flavours, ingredients and foodstuffs they may have never considered before stepping through the Expo 2020 gates.

Saeed Mohammed, chief executive officer of Emirates Flight Catering, said: “Our ‘farm to fork’ concept not only secures our own supply chain of locally-sourced, fresh vegetables, but it significantly reduces our environmental footprint as well. We are delighted to collaborate with Expo 2020 to provide millions of visitors with a truly memorable gastronomical experience.”

Every F&B vendor that collaborates with Expo 2020 must sign the Food Ethos – a document designed to push forward sustainability and wellness through local sourcing, use of organic produce and environmentally-conscious packaging. It also promotes affordability and sets standards for accessibility by encouraging vendors to account for allergies and intolerances.

And F&B providers are being encouraged to meet more ambitious targets in areas such as food and packaging waste.

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Plastic Pollution is a growing global problem

Plastic pollution is a growing global problem, and recycling rates for plastic are dropping across the world. According to the researchers the concept of using discarded plastic to pave roads has been hailed as a solution by viral videos and think pieces alike. But we dont think using discarded plastic for pavement would be a good solution Plastic Pollution Coalition’s Scientific Advisor, Pete Myers, Founder and Chief Scientist of Environmental Health Sciences calls it a “quintessentially bad idea.”

“For this to make a difference, it would have to go to scale, with massive numbers of roads being made of recycled plastic,” said Myers. “If it didn’t go to scale, it would become a boutique band-aid, allowing us to feel good about a faux solution but not really solving anything.”

According to Dr. Myers, using plastic for roads would even contribute to the problem:“Roads degrade because they get abraded by vehicular traffic. That becomes massive amounts of micro and nano plastic particles as plastic dust. Storm runoff would carry it into the wastewater system or directly into surface waters. Air currents would transport it in the wind … Sooner or later a lot of it would wind up in the oceans. It would become even more of a problem than what we have today. Exactly how much of a problem would depend upon what mix of polymers were used and what additives might be in the plastics, as that would determine the particles’ toxicity. It’s terrifying to think about, frankly.”

Shaikhani Group thinks we must recycle our plastic properly rather then discarding somewhere, this problem can be solved by many ways such as creating awareness of plastic, educate people how to recycle and reduce the use. There are many organization who are working to reduce plastic pollution, but those are not enough to handle whole world. Whole world needs to take responsibility to reduce the plastic pollution.

We’re working to stop plastic pollution in communities all over the globe

Mr. Mahmood Shaikhani Successfully managing operations across 90 Countries

Mahmood Abu Baker Shaikhani, managing director of Shaikhani Group, has been instrumental in managing the operations of Shaikhani Group across 90 countries. He has played a dynamic leadership role in the group’s successful journey, demonstrating his entrepreneurial acumen in an array of industries including trade, retail, manufacturing, real estate, IT and the automobile industry.

Of particular note was his instrumental role in bringing the property arm of the business out of the global financial crisis of 2008-09 that had eliminated most of the developers from the market. Under his guidance, the company’s real estate business emerged strongly. He is currently working on taking the group’s businesses to the next level of growth and expansion.

Headquartered in Dubai, the Shaikhani Group is a multi-billion dollar international business conglomerate with diversified interests. They include real estate development and promotion, with projects including the Champions Towers series, Frankfurt Sports Tower in Dubai Sports City, Cambridge Business Centre in Dubai Silicon Oasis, the Gardenia series and Frankfurt Tower in Jumeirah Village Circle. Shaikhani Contracting offers complementary services in air conditioning, mechanical, electrical and plumbing, aluminium and cladding works, joinery, metal and cabinet, civil, flooring works; and insulation contracting.

The group also includes Takmeel, a facilities management arm; Rubber World Industries, the manufacturer of closed-cell rubber insulation Gulf-O-Flex; Gulf-O-Flex Trading, its trading arm; Shaikhani Autos, a car dealer specialising in used cars sourced from the United States and Japan; De-Express, which provides business process outsourcing; and Food Chain, a series of food franchises that includes Rio Peri Peri Chicken in London.

Shaikhani is a graduate in business administration from London Metropolitan University and possesses a sharp understanding of global markets and an in-depth insight into the functioning of economies, international legalities and legislation.

He has proven his mettle in quality control, operations management and strategic planning. He is also behind policies and procedures that have resulted in enhancing the group’s international standing.

The third son of the late Abu Baker Shaikhani, he says he learned a lot from his father’s business ethics. From a young age, Shaikhani was trained well by his father who instilled in him strong values and economic insights.

Ahmed Shaikhani Discusses the progress of construction industry

Memon Investments managing director Ahmed Shaikhani discusses the progress and the sustainability of the Middle East construction industry.

What plans do you have for green building?

The government is pushing companies to follow green building programmes and we want to follow these by reducing electricity and air conditioning use and waste. We have partnered with the Middle East Centre of Sustainable Development to implement green technologies in all our big developments such as insulation blocks to decrease the amount of air conditioning buildings use. We will also use human-senses lighting to reduce electricity. This is favourable for the environment, favourable for the customers and favourable for us. The cost is higher, but we will save on energy and power. We are also using recycling containers to recycle the waste from construction.

Can the construction industry in the Middle East sustain itself?

I think that Middle East construction will definitely sustain itself. Building material costs are 30% to 35% reduced now and I am very comfortable with these prices. The cost of importation is also going down, along with the currency exchange rate, which makes it cheaper to import materials and resources. Big developers have the comfort that they can build buildings at a reasonable price now.

Even the air conditioning and electricity is at a very good price. The financial crisis hasn’t affected us in a major way. When we were handing over contracts we were delayed by about two to three months, due to the changing value of contracts and we had to re-calculate everything and re-negotiate with the contractors, but we haven’t cancelled any projects. By helping to ease up the tight liquidity in the Dubai market, the construction industry will be given a new lease of life and delayed or cancelled developments will start up again.

How does the UAE market compare to other Middle Eastern countries?

There is no comparison between the UAE and other GCC countries. I have traveled to cities like Riyadh and Damman in Saudi Arabia and the level of development is not close to Dubai. There are two things that make the UAE unique; its tourism and its exportation. Saudi is not promoting tourists to go there, but the UAE has the opportunity to make tourism happen. Dubai also has the majority of the free zones. Around 16 freezones are here, but there are a maximum of three free zones in every other country.

Yes, but isn’t the tourism side being affected by job losses?

Expatriates are going home but there is still tourism. In the UK and America millions and millions of people have been made redundant, but in Dubai this figure is much less. Thirty to forty thousand visas have been cancelled in the last six months but despite that another 60,000 residence visas have been issued to more expatriates, so this percentage is higher. It isn’t as bad as people make out. The fact that rent prices are dropping is also supporting expatriates. Before people were sharing, but now they can get their own apartment. Now some expatriates can purchase the properties when they couldn’t before. The market has bounced back.

Enriching the business community

Pakistan Business Council (PBC), Dubai is a 14-year-old organisation operating under the aegis of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry that aims to promote commerce and trade between Pakistan and the UAE. It consists of a group of Pakistani businessmen residing in Dubai and Northern Emirates.

"One of our objectives is to educate and enlighten our members about the business opportunities existing between the two countries - Pakistan and the UAE - exchange ideas and form profitable partnerships," said Ahmed Shaikhani, President, Pakistan Business Council, Dubai.

Ahmed Shaikhani, President, Pakistan Business Council, Dubai

With more than 600 registered members representing over 3,000 business sectors in the emirate, PBC Dubai continues to be a platform that gathers economic contributors on common ground. "We also have a group of companies named Shaikhani Group with diversified businesses in real estate development, trading, rubber manufacturing and IT," Shaikhani added.
In terms of economic interaction, Pakistan is the second largest expatriate community that resides in the UAE with a population of 1.2 million.

"The Pakistan community has major stakes in the economic boom of the UAE. The volume of trade recorded between the two countries is valued at nine billion with vast potential to enhance trade and business relations between the two countries," he said.

Creating investment opportunities
PBC Dubai is active in various international exhibitions and platforms. At the recent Gulfood, which is one of the world's biggest food-related trade shows, Pakistan showcased its latest products, services and developments in food, manufacturing and technology categories. The country's pavilion joined 500 other exhibitors from 120 countries and displayed its specialities to 97,000 attendees from all over the world. "Trade exhibitions such as Gulfood, help countries connect with loyal customers from across the globe and share the latest technology integrated in various industries," Shaikhani said.

At a joint statement issued at the second investment conference hosted by the Pakistan Business Council in Dubai, Shaikhani had said: "The relationship between neighboring countries is essential for a country's short-term and long-term economic policies and growth. No country has achieved targets by striving for a better relationship without peace. Pakistan is always keen to have a very good relationship with his neighbours and tries to strengthen the bond.

"We, at the Pakistan Business Council, are always here to support the relationship between the UAE and Pakistan. Our objective is to ease the work between two countries and provide facilities to businessmen of the two nations. The potential of investment opportunities in both the countries are endless. We urge investors to participate and contact us whenever they need support, information or guidance in this regard."

He was joined by H.E. Governor of Sindh Muhammad Zubair and Minister of State for Investment Naeem Zamindar at the event.

Future plans
Looking ahead, PBC Dubai plans to organise and collaborate in international exhibitions in both Pakistan and the UAE. It further aims to coordinate with the consulate and other business councils to promote business and relations between the two countries.
Possessing years of experience as the President of the Pakistan Business Council as well as a member of the Board of Directors, Shaikhani aims to lead PBC Dubai towards greater frontiers. "We have a strong team of qualified Board of Directors, who are always available to assist and guide the Pakistan business community in the UAE," he added.

Plenty of potential for Pakistani business interests in the UAE, Ahmed Shaikhani

How did you initially become involved in the Pakistan Business Council Dubai?

The Pakistan Business Council (PBC) is a vibrant business community that is actively involved in providing solutions for business groups. Several years ago my late father Abu Baker Shaikhani, the former president of PBC Dubai, was actively involved in the betterment of the business community.

I took the inspiration from him and wanted to become involved and give my best to the community. Gradually, I involved myself on a committee basis and then
took a directorship role, Later, with the support of directors and members, I became president. 

What do you see as the key responsibilities of the PBC Dubai?

The council is a non-profit voluntary association of individuals and companies whose objectives are to promote the development of commerce and investment between the UAE and Pakistan.

We act as a direct liaison with Dubai Chamber of Commerce, various chambers of commerce in Pakistan and other chambers of commerce and business organisations worldwide.

We work to express the views of the local Pakistan business community to public and private interests in Pakistan.

The council also provides a forum in which Pakistani business executives in Dubai and elsewhere in the UAE and business executives with Pakistani interests may identify, discuss and pursue commercial common interests regarding their activities. We also work with individuals and organisations in Dubai and other emirates on commercial matters of mutual interest.

Approximately how many members are there in the PBC Dubai and what are the main industries that the council represents?

We are a group of 800 business houses and 3,000 business units in the UAE, all of whom hail from Pakistan and are well established in Dubai and are operational as a registered entity with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce.

The member business houses are shaped from varied experiences and represent success stories in various fields of business. The sectors include real estate development, real estate brokers, architects, financial consultants, chartered accountants, machinery, food, signage, general trading, imports and exports, clearing and forwarding agents, private equity and many more.

Which sectors do you identify as having the most potential for growth?

There is a lot of potential that several industries currently offer. However, it is mainly the different types of trading such as in spare parts, automobiles and
building materials that is seeing traction.

Dubai is also a friendly environment for Pakistani trade and that offers good
opportunities, especially when it comes to the African continent. We see potential in the real estate and textile sectors.

How can your members benefit from the upcoming Expo 2020?

Expo 2020 is an opportunity for business communities to be exposed to the vast numbers of international traders and business owners attending the Expo. As a business council our members will benefit from the event as an equal partner in the growth of the UAE economy and as representatives of Pakistani products and services.

What are the main challenges Pakistani businesses in the UAE face?

The main challenges are a lack of market confidence, shortage of capital and a high cost of living and operating.

How can a business join the PBC Dubai and what benefits can they expect?

It’s very easy to join the PBC. We have a presence on Facebook, a great website as well as dedicated staff who are available and on call to assist new membership registrations.

UAE is the Second Home for Pakistanis

The UAE will remain an investment hub for Pakistanis who consider the emirate second home and see huge potential to expand their businesses in the region, top executives and businessmen said.

Speaking to Khaleej Times, officials and corporates said investors from Pakistan would continue to invest in the UAE's real estate, automobile, retails, SMEs and other sectors despite the Pakistan government's efforts to bring back Dh550.5 billion ($150 billion) worth of liquid and illiquid assets held by its citizens overseas.

Ahmed Shaikhani, president, Pakistan Business Council, said many Pakistanis are based in the UAE for more than 35 years and now the second generation has been investing billions of dirhams in real estate and automobile sectors.

"Pakistanis are among top 10 investors in Dubai real estate including industries in free zone as well as mainland. In fact, Pakistanis are among the first to initiate exports of fresh fruits and vegetables to the Middle East via UAE. There are a large number of Pakistani professionals in many other sectors including accounting and finance," he said.

According to Sultan Butti bin Mejren, director-general of the Dubai Land Department, Pakistani investments exceeded Dh57 billion through 46,058 real estate investments made by 32,083 investors in past 10 years.

"This positions Pakistani investors among the highest investing foreign nationalities in Dubai's real estate sector. This underscores the attractiveness of the investment options that Dubai offers Pakistani investors, especially when it comes to high return on investment and the preservation of real estate rights," Bin Mejren said in a statement to Khaleej Times.

He added Pakistani investors have discovered many unique opportunities in Dubai's real estate market, including the safe environment it offers for living, working and tourism, which reflects Dubai Land Department's efforts "to position Dubai as the world's premier real estate destination and a byword for innovation, trust and happiness."

Pakistani expatriates are one of the largest buyers of properties in Dubai and the second largest among the non-GCC investors. "We have our fair share of that amongst our clientele," he said.

Shaikhani said 7,000 Pakistani expats around the world including those living in Britain, UAE, Europe, and USA own Rs1,100 billion worth properties in Dubai.

"Almost 1.4 million Pakistanis live in UAE and around 3.5 million in the Middle East. Due to non-availability of freehold status in other Middle East countries and very high tax-free rent returns offered in UAE, Dubai is the major attraction to invest in real estate. Also, plenty of investment options in property, easy ownership transfers, strong rental income without tax and higher appreciation in rental returns are the key factor of investment in real estate of Dubai by Pakistanis," Shaikhani added.

Dubai plans to bring 100mph rail system to the emirate

MoU signed between RTA and Skytran to bring suspended transport system to the emirate

Abdul Mohsin Ibrahim Younes (right), CEO of Rail Agency, RTA signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on behalf of RTA, pictured with John Cole, CEO of Skytran.

A futuristic elevated rail system could become the next addition to Dubai’s transport network.

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Skytran, which specialises in the development of suspended transport systems.

Skytran's passenger vehicles are lightweight and compact and have a cruising speed of 100mph. Proprietary Magnetic Wings allow vehicles, which are electric, producing zero emissions and allowing for high energy efficiency, to move along the track on a cushion of air.

Supported 20/30 feet above the ground, the system can transport more people than a six-lane highway, while the small vehicles mean the infrastructure required has minimal ground footprint - using small concrete foundations and support poles just every 50 metres. The track is fabricated and assembled off-site in advance.

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Abdul Mohsin Ibrahim Younes, CEO of Rail Agency, RTA, said: “The signing of this MoU highlights RTA’s continuous efforts to team with global specialist firms in developing advanced public transport technologies capable of attracting more riders by offering them safe, fast and luxurious transit experiences, besides curbing traffic congestion in the city.

“One of these solutions is developing Sky Pod units operated by ‘Maglev’ technology, which are characterised by their safety and speed as well as the saving much of the resources associated with the daily mobility of people.”

John Cole, CEO of Skytran, added, “We are excited to sign this MoU with RTA and play an active role in realising RTA’s ambitious projects and initiatives in the field of public transport.”

The MoU will help towards the Dubai Self-Driving Transport Strategy, which is aimed at converting 25 percent of total mobility journeys in the emirate into driverless journeys by 2030.

Abu Dhaib's Miral announced signed an agreement in 2016 with Skytran to explore introduing the transportation system on Abu Dhabi's Yas Island. The memorandum of understanding launched the study and implementation of Skytran.

The initial phase of the systeam at Yas Island, which will connect connect Ferrari World Abu Dhabi with Warner Brothers will be launched next year.

https://www.arabianbusiness.com/transport/421729-dubai-plans-to-bring-100mph-rail-system-to-the-emirate

Why Rabia Enclave is best project

Rabia Enclave is the First Green Energy Project of Pakistan that promotes green building concept which has own Solar power System, so it won't be power shut down problem, every unit has a solar panel customer this step leads to save Electric bill. It is a low cost project approved by Karachi Chamber of Commerce and ABAD, SBCA, KBCA, ideally located at Scheme-33. Rabia Enclave is innovation at its peak with a fully gated community that entails a Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Treatment Plant with all apartments having independent solar power units. Sky View Builders and Developers are the project Developers that is working under the shade of Shaikhani Group.  

Location of Rabia Enclave Karachi

It is primly located on Main Super Highway opposite to Daewoo Terminal, at only 5 minutes’ drive from Sohrab Goth and Abul Hassan Isphani Road. It is 20 minutes from City Center near Gwalior Housing Society, Scheme 33.

Why should you invest in Rabia Enclave Karachi?

There are big five pointers as to why should you invest in Rabia Enclave,

• Ideal Location on Main Super Highway making it a lucrative project in terms of growth and profitability
• The city is expanding majorly on the Karachi-Hyderabad Motorway route and societies such as DHA City Karachi, Bahria Town Karachi, Fazaia Housing Scheme etc are all located on the same route, and are at least 15 KMs away from Sohrab Goth, while Rabia Enclave is only 3.5KMs away in already populated area where all facilities are easily available

?  Scheme-33 is one of the most important investment avenues for real Estate investors for the last 5 years and Rabia Enclave is in the heart of Scheme-33 adjacent to Gwalior Society.

• Approvals from KBCA, SBCA & ABAD make it a secure investment
   
•   Easy access to city center and other locations such as I.I. Chundrigar Road, Saddar & Clifton through Lyari Express

Facilities and Amenities

• Rooftop Mosque
• Play Area for Kids
• Rooftop Garden
• BBQ Area
• 24/7 Security
• Fitness Gym

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