Islamabad: A ‘Pakistan-Turkey Business Investment Forum’, organised by the Board of Investment (BoI) and aimed at promoting bilateral investments between the two countries, is currently underway in the capital – according to news sources.
BoI officials have confirmed that
business-to-business (B2B) discussions were initiated on Thursday (February 13)
– with subsequent panel meetings having taken place today.
As per a prior board intimation, the first session of these meetings is to focus on ‘Investment opportunities in Pakistan’, followed by a discussion on the investment experience of Turkish companies in the country. The final session of the panel meetings will be addressed by the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan.
The BoI officials have expressed hope that the Turkish president’s visit will strength Pakistan-Turkey trade ties and economic cooperation.
The Turkish premier has
reportedly come accompanied by over 60 Turkish businessmen and investors on his
trip to Pakistan. Currently, Pakistan and Turkey’s trade volume stands at USD
900 million.
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