Corporate corner: UBL hosts lunch for Chinese delegation
China’s culture and language, is centered to serve Chinese entities operating in Pakistan
KARACHI:
United Bank Limited’s (UBL) financial institution group recently hosted a lunch session for a Chinese business delegation arranged by Pakistan Business Council (PBC) at the Avari Towers Hotel, Karachi. A total of 47 Chinese companies comprising 68 delegates from agricultural machinery, energy, infrastructure, health equipment and light engineering sectors participated in the meeting. In addition, local business groups interested in partnering with Chinese companies in their respective areas also attended the session and had one-on-one meetings with Chinese delegates, in the presence of UBL teams that consisted Mandarin/Chinese speaking relationship managers. UBL head of financial institutions group Pakistan Rizwan Ahmed said UBL’s China business unit, conversant in both China’s culture and language, is centered to serve Chinese entities operating in Pakistan, providing one window solutions to all their banking requirements.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 17th, 2016.
United Bank Limited’s (UBL) financial institution group recently hosted a lunch session for a Chinese business delegation arranged by Pakistan Business Council (PBC) at the Avari Towers Hotel, Karachi. A total of 47 Chinese companies comprising 68 delegates from agricultural machinery, energy, infrastructure, health equipment and light engineering sectors participated in the meeting. In addition, local business groups interested in partnering with Chinese companies in their respective areas also attended the session and had one-on-one meetings with Chinese delegates, in the presence of UBL teams that consisted Mandarin/Chinese speaking relationship managers. UBL head of financial institutions group Pakistan Rizwan Ahmed said UBL’s China business unit, conversant in both China’s culture and language, is centered to serve Chinese entities operating in Pakistan, providing one window solutions to all their banking requirements.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 17th, 2016.