The 'Aalishan Pakistan Life Style exhibition', held in New Dehli, successfully concluded on Monday. More than 15,000 people visited during the four-day exhibition and besides on spot sales, Pakistani businessmen/ traders have also got a large number of orders.
The 'Aalishan Pakistan Life Style exhibition' which was started on September 11 at Pragati Maidan New Delhi, ended on Monday with the huge success, where 150 companies have arranged 360 stalls. The exhibition was inaugurated by High Commissioner Abdul Basit. The exhibition, arranged by Chief Executive TDAP S M Muneer, was attended by Zakria Usman, President Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce & Industry; Shoukat Ahmed, Senior Vice President; S M Naseer, Regional Chairman and Vice President, Mazhar Nasir, Aamir Abdullah Zaki President Karachi Chamber, Younus Bashir Chairman SITE Association, Zubair Tufail, Tanveer Shaikh, Manazir A Nasir and Syed Yawar Ali who went to India specially for this purpose.
These people also made former president of Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce Industry, Confederation of Indian Industry and Saarc. In these meetings the various options were discussed upon for enhancing the trade and an MoU was also signed between the Federation and both the countries.
Pakistani High Commission also extended its complete co-operation in arranging the exhibition. During the visit Federation of Indian Chamber and Confederation of Indian Industries have arranged dinners and receptions in honour of Pakistani delegation and exhibitors.
According to TDAP Chief S M Muneer, the businessmen of both the countries agreed that since language and way of living are common and in this scenario the increase in trade would help the people of both the countries. He said using of land, port and air routes would increase the trade from US $2.7 Billion to manifolds. Secretary TDAP Rabia Javeri informed that fashion and musical show arranged a day earlier was participated by Indian film director Mahesh Bhatt and Pakistani Models.-PR
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