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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan Hasan Zaigham stated that Pakistan plans to import three million bales of cotton worth $1.9 billion this year to offset the shortfall in its own production.

This opens up new opportunities for Kyrgyz exporters, given that Kyrgyzstan’s annual cotton production exceeds 600,000 tons.

He said Kyrgyzstan demonstrated one of the highest economic growth dynamics in the world i.e. 9.2 percent this year. Regular visits of business delegations and participation in trade fairs in both countries will help achieve the set goals of increasing the volume of bilateral trade.

It was shared that the volume of trade remains significantly below potential level due to lack of information about business opportunities.

A Kyrgyzstan-Pakistan Business Forum was organised, Thursday, in Bishkek by Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Kyrgyz Republic in collaboration with Kyrgyzstan Trade House Lahore and Embassy of Pakistan Bishkek.

A 14-member Pakistani business delegation headed by Mehr Kashif Younas, Kyrgyz Honorary Consul in Lahore and Dr Shahid Hasan, President Kyrgyzstan Trade House Lahore participated in the forum which included companies of pharmaceutical, textile, steel, agro-food, logistics and tourism sector.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2024

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KU Nov 22, 2024 11:06am
Oops, whatever happened to our cotton production? It was obviously not the floods nor pest attack, n where are the apologists on bumper yields n revival of textile? Production cost is killing agri.
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Sajid Mahmood Nov 23, 2024 01:36pm
Ever since the textile industry has stopped giving cotton cess to Pakistan's largest research institute PCCC. Its effects have been manifested in the form of cotton shortages and a weak economy
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