Faisalabad (GNP): Tajikistan’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Yusuf Sharifzoda, has met the leadership of the Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) to explore deeper trade in textiles. He held the meeting on Monday, November 2, during a working visit to Faisalabad.
He met PTEA Chairman Rehan Naseem Bharara, and representatives of several Pakistani textile companies also joined the talks. Their presence gave the discussion a direct link to the business community.
The two sides covered the development of the textile industry and the current state of the textile market. They also discussed opportunities to expand trade and economic cooperation. A key point on the agenda was setting up direct business contacts between textile companies in Tajikistan and Pakistan.
To support that goal, the ambassador briefed participants on Tajikistan’s economic and investment potential. He spoke about the country’s business climate, its industrial capacity and the prospects for cooperation in the textile sector.
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He then invited the Pakistani business community to engage actively in mutually beneficial cooperation with Tajikistan.
Sharifzoda also pointed to specific areas where Tajikistan offers favourable conditions. These include cotton processing and textile manufacturing, as well as the building of sustainable industrial and trade ties.
Overall, the meeting aimed to strengthen business relations and expand trade and economic cooperation between the two countries, particularly in the textile industry.
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