Pak, China discussed transfer of Chinese technology to Pakistan’s SEZs
Caretaker Federal Minister for Commerce, Dr Gohar Ejaz, and a high-profile delegation concluded a visit to China, spanning three key cities, aimed at fostering collaborations across sectors. The delegation participated in the China-Pakistan Textile Summit, signing a Memorandum of Understanding between the China Chambers of Commerce and the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association to enhance collaboration in the textile sector. Business-to-Business meetings focused on strengthening economic ties through increased textile imports and exports. Discussions also explored potential joint ventures beyond textiles, emphasizing the collaborative spirit between Pakistan and China. Delegates highlighted the application of advanced Chinese technology to enhance value addition in Pakistan’s industries and drive innovation and economic development. The delegation emphasized the strategic opportunity for Chinese exporters to reach new markets through Pakistan.
Caretaker Federal Minister for Commerce, Dr Gohar Ejaz has discussed exploring the transfer of Chinese technology to Pakistan’s Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in China tour.
The minister along with a high-profile delegation, has concluded a visit to China. The comprehensive tour spanned three key Chinese cities, providing a platform for fostering collaborations across diverse sectors, said a press release issued here Saturday.
The delegation actively participated in the China-Pakistan Textile Summit, a pivotal event that brought together industry leaders from both nations. Engaging in insightful discussions, the delegates aimed to fortify bilateral trade relations and explore avenues for increased cooperation.
A significant milestone during the visit was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the China Chambers of Commerce and the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA). This agreement marks a commitment to enhance collaboration and promote mutual interests in the textile sector.
The delegation comprised businessmen, seized the opportunity to engage in fruitful Business-to-Business (B2B) meetings with their Chinese counterparts. The focus was on enhancing textile imports and exports, with the ultimate goal of strengthening economic ties between the two countries.
Exploring possibilities beyond textiles, the delegates delved into discussions on potential joint ventures across multiple sectors.
This exemplifies the collaborative spirit and shared vision for business growth between Pakistan and China.
Emphasizing the importance of joint efforts, the delegates underscored the need for collaboration among business individuals from both nations. Discussions included the application of advanced Chinese technology to enhance value addition in Pakistan’s industries.
The delegates engaged in detailed discussions on how this transfer could drive innovation and economic development in Pakistan.
Highlighting the positive impact of increased Chinese investments on Pakistan’s GDP growth, the delegation emphasized the strategic opportunity for Chinese exporters to reach markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Africa through Pakistan.
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