PML-Q leader urges India to boost trade

Urges business leaders to furnish proposals as govt giving ease to those who establish industries without bank loans.


Our Correspondent April 30, 2012

ISLAMABAD:


The government prefers to go beyond boundaries to promote local markets and enhance business relations with the neighbours, said Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) Chief Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, while urging India to enhance trade with Pakistan.


“But, it will not be at the cost of local industry,” Shujaat said, adding that the new fiscal year budget will be important for promoting business ties with India.

While speaking to a delegation of the business community, headed by Attock Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Tariq Mehmood, Shujaat urged the business leaders to furnish specific business proposals as the government is considering giving extra ease to those who establish industries without any bank loans.

There is no harm in testing the abilities of the private sector by handing them the management of a few sick units, he added.

Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain was informed that there are 475 pharmaceutical factories operating in Pakistan, catering to 70% of the country’s demand of pharmaceuticals.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 30th, 2012.

COMMENTS (7)

bharat | 11 years ago | Reply

Sir, what exactly do you have that you wish to trade ?

Weapons ? Radicalism ?

What exactly does Pakistan produce ?

Does Pakistan have any buying power to buy Indian goods ?

I think you should look for trading with Afghanistan

G. Din | 11 years ago | Reply

@sushant: "...will continue to do so until we’ll not stop listening to Some War Mongering minorities on both side of the border…" Oh, but for "Some War Mongering minorities", milk of our brotherhood would have flooded the breasts of our "peace-loving majorities" as it had been doing for the last thousand years but for the "divide-and-rule" British. What kind of majorities are these any way, who are not able to prevail over their minorities?

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