ANKARA:
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday said Pakistan “sincerely and wholeheartedly” wants work with Turkish business brotherhood for the development of bilateral ties and emphasized need use the huge potential between the two countries.
Premiere currently on a three-day visit to Turkey, accompanied by a high-level delegation.
Appeal to the Turkish-Pakistani Business Council on On Wednesday, he said that both countries there were opportunities for cooperation in textile industry and what joint strategy will contribute to the further development of the industry.
“We were partners and supported each other no matter what,” he said, adding that he received “hundreds of of businessmen” from 2008 to 2018.
The prime minister invited the Turks business community invest in Pakistan, promising that government will provide all conveniences. He also invited Turkish investors to invest in Pakistan in fields of alternative energy, etc. automobile industry and agriculture.
He also praised Turkish investments in solar park projects in Pakistan.
“Your active participation in investments in Pakistan is highly regarded. And above all your participation in humanitarian projects in Pakistan is very well known,” he said.
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“Today we’re here to get serious with you because you are very serious business peopleand your achievements are outstanding and a shining example for all of us”.
He stated that Pakistan wanted take advantage of Turkish opportunities in various sectors, since he had huge experience in building of dams, production of cheaper electricity and production vehicles.
prime minister said the investment in Pakistan will lead get revenue for them business community as good as development of Pakistan.
“I’m here today with my great team to convey this message to you in no certain terms absolutely loud and clear that we welcome you with both weapons to come and invest in Pakistan, promotion trade,” he said.
Prime Minister Shahbaz also called on the Turkish trade minister to sign letter of intention in efforts to achieve bilateral trade of $5 billion in The next two years, according to the prime minister, are “difficult, but not impossible.”
Turkish Prime Minister, Foreign Minister discuss bilateral relations
A high-level Turkish delegation led by Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu called on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Ankara.
Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and other members of Pakistani delegation attended for meeting.
The two sides discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Pakistan and Turkey.
Meeting also discussed promotion of cooperation in various fields, especially trade investment, education, communication and culture.
(WITH INPUT FROM THE APP)
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