A Pakistani worker stitches a pink cricket ball at the Grays of Cambridge factory in Sialkot. Pakistan's sports goods industry is positioning itself to be the prime manufacturer of pink cricket balls -- a high-visibility alternative for use in day-night Test matches aimed at dragging the game into the 21st century. PHOTO: AFP
SIALKOT: As many as 27 diplomats from European, South African, Latin America, Middle East and Asian countries have stressed the need for making sincere efforts to develop business-to-business contacts of Sialkot-based businessmen with their counterparts in their countries.
They were discussing matters of mutual interest with Sialkot exporters during an important meeting held at Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI). SCCI Acting President Adnan Arshad Sethi presided over the meeting.
The diplomats said that the world should focus on broadening the scope of mutual cooperation by extending it to areas of trade, investment and energy and infrastructure development with Pakistan. They also appreciated the Sialkot exporters for establishing several mega projects.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 14th, 2017.
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