Corporate corner: TDAP chief meets officials from Iran
He also informed that Pakistan will actively participate in any trade related exhibitions in Iran
KARACHI:
TDAP Chief Executive meets with Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade of the Islamic Republic of Iran. During the meeting Head of Iran Trade Promotion Organization Khosrotaj was also present. Both sides discussed matters of trade and business opportunities. Chief Executive informed that government has already started working on opening of banking channels as it is major demand of trade on both sides. He also emphasised on the need of removing technical barriers to trade (TBTs) as it is giving uneven benefits to the competitors. He also informed that Pakistan will actively participate in any trade related exhibitions in Iran. He further emphasised that linkage at institution level needs to be increased for better cooperation in all fields of trade. Both the sides discussed on potential products, which can be exported & imported between two countries to increase the trade volume which is not so encouraging.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 31st, 2016.
TDAP Chief Executive meets with Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade of the Islamic Republic of Iran. During the meeting Head of Iran Trade Promotion Organization Khosrotaj was also present. Both sides discussed matters of trade and business opportunities. Chief Executive informed that government has already started working on opening of banking channels as it is major demand of trade on both sides. He also emphasised on the need of removing technical barriers to trade (TBTs) as it is giving uneven benefits to the competitors. He also informed that Pakistan will actively participate in any trade related exhibitions in Iran. He further emphasised that linkage at institution level needs to be increased for better cooperation in all fields of trade. Both the sides discussed on potential products, which can be exported & imported between two countries to increase the trade volume which is not so encouraging.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 31st, 2016.