Pak-China: PCJCCI identifies seven sectors for joint ventures
sectors include handicrafts, textile, leather, gemstones, sportswear, surgical instruments
sectors include handicrafts, textile, leather, gemstones, sportswear, surgical instruments PHOTO:EXPRESS
KARACHI:
The Pak-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) has identified seven high-potential sectors that could be explored for investment by the two countries. The sectors include handicrafts, textile, leather, gemstones, sportswear, surgical instruments, technology-based agriculture and reclamation and salinity control.
The PCJCCI presented a research paper to Deputy Minister China Counsel for the Promotion of International Trade Jinan Teng Shaung during a meeting at the Expo Center, Lahore.
Shaung is heading an 81-member delegation to participate in the Auto Show 2018. She also distributed a questionnaire backed by the primary research to obtain direct feedback from the stakeholders of auto market.
The idea behind primary research is to gauge true potential and conduct a SWOT analysis for Chinese investors. She also applauded the research conducted by the PCJCCI and assured of distributing the findings among Chinese investors.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 20th, 2018.
The Pak-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) has identified seven high-potential sectors that could be explored for investment by the two countries. The sectors include handicrafts, textile, leather, gemstones, sportswear, surgical instruments, technology-based agriculture and reclamation and salinity control.
The PCJCCI presented a research paper to Deputy Minister China Counsel for the Promotion of International Trade Jinan Teng Shaung during a meeting at the Expo Center, Lahore.
Shaung is heading an 81-member delegation to participate in the Auto Show 2018. She also distributed a questionnaire backed by the primary research to obtain direct feedback from the stakeholders of auto market.
The idea behind primary research is to gauge true potential and conduct a SWOT analysis for Chinese investors. She also applauded the research conducted by the PCJCCI and assured of distributing the findings among Chinese investors.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 20th, 2018.