Indonesian CG urges joint efforts for promoting bilateral trade with Pakistan

Business Sep, 2 2022
Indonesian CG urges joint efforts for promoting bilateral trade with Pakistan
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KARACHI: Consul General of Indonesia Dr. June Kuncoro Hadiningrat has expressed desire that bilateral trade with Pakistan should be done to promote by mutual efforts between two countries. Free Trade Agreement between Pakistan and Indonesia will definitely be beneficial for both countries.

Addressing first meeting of Pakistan Indonesia Business Council (PIBC) of FPCCI he urged Pakistani business community to increase ties with Indonesian businessmen and organise B2B meetings. In this regard, consulate will fully support. To promote bilateral trade with Indonesia, by exporting products that have high demand will have a positive impact on Pakistan’s exports.

Irfan Iqbal President FPCCI said that businessmen of both countries should evaluate products according to demand in respective markets and prioritise trade with each other. Currently, one-way trade is more in favour of Indonesia, while Pakistan needs to increase its share in Indonesian markets in terms of exports. Abid Nisar Chairman Pakistan-Indonesia Business Council said that FPCCI has active role in solving problems faced by business and industrial community. “Main objective of Pakistan Indonesia Business Council is to promote mutual trade, offer its support in finding new trade routes and markets”. Djumara Supriyadi Consul for Economic Affairs, Irfan Iqbal President FPCCI, Abid Nisar Chairman Pakistan-Indonesia Business Council of FPCCI (PIBC), VP FPCCI Shabbir Mansha Churra, VP Shaukat Ali Omerson, former VP Nazli Abid Nisar, Tariq Anees, Sultan Rehan, Sohail Nisar, Sameer Gulzar, Zohaib Khan, Muhammad Naseem, Shehbaz and Amjad Sultan among attendees.

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 02 2022

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