Pakistan offers 1000 acres in Karachi for Turkish industrial investment
Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and Turkish Trade Minister Prof Ömer Bolat met in Istanbul on Wednesday to discuss land allocation and trade agreements.
Land deal announced for investors
The Pakistani government has set aside 1000 acres at the Karachi Industrial Park specifically for Turkish enterprises. Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan made this offer during a bilateral meeting with his Turkish counterpart on Wednesday in Istanbul. He invited businesses to establish new industrial units and expand their manufacturing footprint within the country.
Ministers discuss agricultural trade
Both officials held productive discussions regarding mutual economic interests and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral trade relations. Jam Kamal Khan appreciated Türkiye's support for Pakistan's claims concerning basmati rice while emphasizing cooperation on premium agricultural products. The ministers also focused on increasing exports of Pakistani mangoes to the Turkish market through effective marketing strategies.
Commitment to economic cooperation
Prof Ömer Bolat highlighted the importance of branding Pakistani basmati rice to enhance its presence in Türkiye. The two ministers agreed on protecting and promoting Pakistan's agricultural products in international markets together. They concluded the session by outlining plans for continued collaboration between their respective nations.
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- Business Recorder
- Associated Press of Pakistan
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