- Prime Minister Shehbaz to exchange views international questions with Erdogan.
- He invites Turkish companies for investment in various sectors.
- He emphasizes that the Pak-Turk relationship newer levels.
ANKARA: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif Wednesday met Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his three-day visit to Turkey – his first since taking office in April.
High-level delegation including Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb, Investment Council Minister Chaudhry Salik Hussain, prime ministers special assistants Tarik Fatemi and Fahad Hussein – accompany prime minister.
During the meeting, Prime Minister Shehbaz and President Erdogan will discuss bilateral relations between the two countries. countries and exchange opinions on regional and international questions. After the meetings, they will make a joint statement to the press.
prime minister’s stress need activate bilateral trade
Previously in day, minister of Trade doctor Mehmet Mus called on Prime Minister Shahbaz, during which prime minister stressed the importance of deepening economic activity and implementation true potential of business, trade and investment between Pakistan and Turkey.
He noted that his visit to Turkey included an engagement with Turkish business community in to focus on gain trade and investment relationships.
emphasizing need increase bilateral tradePrime Minister Shehbaz stressed the importance of early revision of in trade in a commodity agreement that would open up new opportunities for expanding bilateral trade through various sectors for of economy and countries.
It was decided to create a Joint Task Force, coordinated of Turkish ministry of Trade and ministry of The Pakistan Ministry of Commerce will develop a comprehensive roadmap covering issues related to bilateral trade including logistics, banking, customs and agriculture.
EVENINGS invites Turkish companies for investment in various sectors
Prime Minister Shehbaz also had a meeting with Turkish-Pakistani Business Council (TPBC) under the auspices of of Council for Foreign Economic Relations of Turkey (DEIK).
The meeting was attended leading businessmen and investors from Turkey and Pakistan.
prime minister invited Turkish companies to invest in Pakistani agriculture, industry and information technology sectors, as well as projects to connect in Pakistan assures them of complete relief and favorable business environment.
He also held separate meetings with Choose leading Turkish companies that have invested in Pakistan and invited them to take advantage of a profitable investment environment and consider expanding its activities.
Prime Minister praised the contribution of the Turkish Foreign Minister to the development of bilateral relations
At the meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Prime Minister highly appreciated his personal contribution to the development of bilateral relations and for playing important role in strengthening existing institutional arrangements of collaboration between two countries.
Training for Seventh session of The High Level Strategic Cooperation Council (HLSCC) was created. also viewed.
Prime Minister Shehbaz announced an increase in bilateral trade volume up to 5 billion dollars over in next three years. He also thanked Cavusoglu for countries policy on Jammu and Kashmir.
He emphasized need to solve a difficult humanitarian situation in Afghanistan and liberation of Afghan assets to help stabilize economy.
The Prime Minister emphasizes that relations between Pakistan and Turkey newer levels
In cooperation organized by the Union of Chambers and commodity exchanges of Turkey (TOBB), prime minister praised the phenomenal progress what about turkey made under visionary and dynamic leadership of President Erdogan.
He emphasizes his resolve bring Pakistani-Turkish relations to newer levels in all sizes and recesses trade and economic interaction between both countries.
Prime Minister also guaranteed fast solution of questions faced Turkish companies in Pakistan and called business communities of two countries to set goal of increase trade up to 5 billion dollars over in next three years.
