Bilateral relations: ‘Australian expertise could help Pakistan’s economy’

Pakistan can use Australian expertise in vocational training, says Shaoquette Mosalmane.


Our Correspondent December 16, 2013
The senator said education, agriculture, livestock, information technology and health are key sectors where Pakistani businessmen can take advantage of Australian technological advancements. PHOTO:FILE

LAHORE:


The Australian government and the private sector value its relations with Pakistan and are keen to further strengthen economic relations, said Member Australian Legislative Council (Senate) Shaoquette Mosalmane, while heading an Australian delegation at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) on Monday.


The senator said education, agriculture, livestock, information technology and health are key sectors where Pakistani businessmen can take advantage of Australian technological advancements to play their role for the economic turnaround of the country.


He said that Pakistan could use Australian expertise in vocational training as the Australian Vocational Training Modules are the ‘best in the world’.


Published in The Express Tribune, December 17th, 2013.

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