Dr Gohar Ejaz, Chinese Vice Minister discuss implementation of CPEC
Minister for Commerce and Industry, Dr. Gohar Ejaz, met with Chinese Vice Minister, Li Fei, aiming to strengthen economic relations and explore trade, commerce, and investment opportunities. Discussions included the second stage of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), with a commitment to enhance bilateral trade and investment by reviewing the China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement. Dr. Gohar Ejaz emphasized government policies supporting foreign direct investment and the role of the Special Investment Facilitation Council as a unified platform for potential investors. The minister concluded productive meetings with business executives from State Owned Enterprises and private companies in China, as part of efforts to boost trade ties following Prime Minister Kakar’s visit in October. Dr. Gohar Ejaz is leading a business delegation to China, representing various sectors.
Minister for Commerce and Industry, Dr Gohar Ejaz held a meeting with Chinese Vice Minister, Li Fei to further cementing economic ties and explore various opportunities in trade, commerce and investment.
Both the ministers discussed the implementation of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which has now entered its second stage.
They expressed their resolve to further work on enhancing bilateral trade and investment by reviewing the China-Pakistan FTA and implementing the outcomes of the joint study conducted by the commerce ministries of both sides.
Dr Gohar Ejaz also highlighted government policies to facilitate foreign direct investment and mentioned the role of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) as a ‘Single Window’ interface for potential investors, promoting a unified approach to promote investments in Pakistan.
Later, the minister also concluded a series of productive meetings with business executives of leading State Owned Enterprises and private companies in China.
As part of efforts to boost China-Pakistan trade and commercial ties and building on the momentum from Prime Minister Kakar’s last visit in October, Dr Gohar Ejaz is undertaking a visit to China, along with 20 members of business delegation representing textiles, food, agriculture, chemicals, fertilizers, and technology sectors.
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