‘Made in Pakistan’ show opens in India
KARACHI: Abdul Basit Khan, Pakistan’s High Commissioner in India has said that closer trade relations can bridge gap between the two neighbouring countries.
He assured that issues related to grant of MFN status to India will be resolved as soon as there is two-way understanding on level-playing field to business community of both the countries.
The Pakistani envoy was addressing to a gathering of exhibitors, officials and media on the occasion of inauguration of ‘Made in Pakistan’ show being currently held in Mumbai by Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association.
According to a message received here, the Pakistani High Commissioner said that a population of over 400 to 500 million people is living below poverty line in the region and “we have to combat with this menace.”
Rukhsana Shah, Secretary, Ministry of Textile Industries, said that it was imperative to boost bilateral trade between the two countries.
She said that NDMA (non-discriminative market access) is necessary for enhancing bilateral trade.
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