The exports from Pakistan to Tajikistan could jump to $300 million from exiting $20 million after signing trilateral agreement with Tajikistan and Afghanistan, this was the mutual consensus between the two brotherly countries following conclusion of third Business Forum between the two countries during visit of 108-member strong delegation's visit to Tajik capital Dushanbe.
On the conclusion of 4-day visit of Tajikistan by joint delegation of Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), the leader of the delegation and Chief Executive, TDAP, Tariq Iqbal Puri said that the delegation's visit proved to be a historic success and a detailed report is being submitted to the government to take immediate and long-term measures to fully open the trade corridor between the two brotherly countries which would also serve as a gateway to CIS (Central Islamic States).
He said that many targets during the visit have been achieved as five MoUs were signed by the delegation's members with their Tajik counterparts under which the investors from both the countries would invest in the industry and other sectors.-PR
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