ISLAMABAD: Pakistani and Turkish officials discussed ways to deepen bilateral economic and trade connections in capital of Ankara.
minister for Planning and development Ahsan Iqbal visited Turkey and met with senior officials, including Ibrahim Senel, head of Strategy and Budget Presidency, according to a press release from the Pakistani embassy. in Ankara.
During his meeting with Senel, Iqbal proposed bilateral cooperation and experience-exchange in attracting foreign investment, increasing productivity, participating in global supply chains and use of export potential.
Highlighting the strong link between countrieshe emphasized need transform excellent political relations into enhanced bilateral economic and trade connections.
Iqbal expressed interest in technical cooperation for in development of tourism infrastructure in Pakistan, and offered to carry out joint joint projects in fields of education and industry.
Both parties agreed to remain engaged to work on common areas of interest and realize the potential of bilateral trade and economic relations.
officials also agreed with share experience in areas of budget preparation, strategyplanning and sustainability development.
