Pakistan, China to collaborate for digital payment system
During the 4th Belt and Road Service Trade Cooperation Forum held in Beijing, Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Moin ul Haque said that Pakistan and China are collaborating on enhancing cooperation in e-commerce. Giving details, Ambassador Haque said that China is leading the e-commerce industry as its annual transactions came at about USD 2 trillion, and Pakistan will greatly benefit from this huge market if it develops its e-commerce infrastructure. Wu Kai, Airwallex Greater China CEO, said China is working to provide e-commerce technologies to all BRI countries.
BEIJING: ”Pakistan government is focusing on the development of e-commerce. China is leading the world in the field of e-commerce. Last year, its e-commerce transaction was $2 trillion, which is more than the added-up figure of e-commerce trades done in the US and Europe,” said Pakistan Ambassador to China, Moin ul Haque.
“We would like to promote our e-commerce infrastructure to benefit from this huge market, and to upgrade our telecommunication sector and modernize the e-payment system,” he said during a dialogue themed by Digital Belt and Road on the 4th Belt and Road Service Trade Cooperation Forum held in Beijing.
“As a payment infrastructure builder, our payment services coverall Belt and Road countries with 50 supported currencies. As Pakistan’s e-commerce is developing fast, many of our customers, especially e-commerce customers, have frequent economic exchanges with Pakistan,” said Wu Kai, Airwallex Greater China CEO, who also joined the dialogue and discussed digital payment development with Moinul Haque.
“We can make payment more efficiently with lower cost, and we can help customers control their financial risks.”
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