A high-powered business delegation will be holding B2B meeting with top Chinese counterparts during PM Imran Khan's visit to China between April 26 to 28, 2019.
Prime Minister Imran Khan accompanied by top businessmen belonging to leather, textile, PSX, auto and other sectors visiting China where the agreement for the second round of the Free Trade Agreement will be signed between the two countries on April 28, 2019.
On the sidelines of CPFTA-II signing ceremony, Ministry of Commerce (MoC) will be arranging B2B meeting of the huge delegation of Pakistani business entrepreneurs and representatives of different associations with relevant trade associations of China.
The MOC will be organizing large scale sessions on the dynamics of different industries and how both countries can create synergy, maximize profit through technology transfer, cooperation and joint ventures, Mashood Khan a representative of the Auto Engineering Industry of Pakistan and Director of Mehran Commercial Enterprises said.
He lauded the government strategy to facilitate Pakistani businessmen for exploring potential business opportunities between two countries; adding that this was the largest ever business delegation from Pakistan to visit China as some 50 to 60 businessmen from leather, textile, PSX, auto and other sectors would be holding meetings with Chinese counterparts in China
He said that these B2B meetings would play a pivotal role in shaping a road map towards future economic trade between both the two countries. He also appreciated the role of TDAP in arranging these B2B meetings in China.
Through TDAP's efforts we have received tremendous response from many of the Chinese companies who have contacted us and have shared their business profiles, he said. Needless to mention, the Pakistan China Trade & Investment forum's initial meeting was held during China's Import expo in October.