Re: Forex reserves surpass $8.2 billion
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*Originally posted by Malik73: *
Shaukat said if we get more remittances, oil prices remain stable, exports perform well, GDP growth ratio remains between 4% to 5 % the economy would further consolidate with the passage of time.
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let's just pray k all theze IFs results positive and da up comin WTO Lawz don't effect us much which rite now seemz obvious.
Re: Re: Forex reserves surpass $8.2 billion
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*Originally posted by Simply Seema: *
let's just pray k all theze IFs results positive and da up comin WTO Lawz don't effect us much which rite now seemz obvious.
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Seema
China is a member of WTO and Pakistan's relation with China are fruitful. Pakistan's access to the market of China, is a great opportunity for Pakistan.
Re: Re: Re: Forex reserves surpass $8.2 billion
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*Originally posted by Pakistani Tiger: *
Seema
China is a member of WTO and Pakistan's relation with China are fruitful. Pakistan's access to the market of China, is a great opportunity for Pakistan.
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What happened to FTA(Free Trade Agreement) b/w US and Pakistan?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Forex reserves surpass $8.2 billion
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*Originally posted by An American Angel: *
What happened to FTA(Free Trade Agreement) b/w US and Pakistan?
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It hasn't been official signed yet, Angel. :)
Good News if Islamists ain’t become hardline in the way of Investment! :rolleyes:
KARACHI: Economic Counsellor of the US embassy in Islamabad Douglas Climan has stated that the business community in America is highly appreciative of the economic reforms being undertaken by the Pakistan government, adding he sees further scope for investments by the US companies in Pakistan.
He was talking to Chaudhry Mohammed Saeed, Acting President of Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), at the Federation House here. Haroon Rashid, Vice President; Tariq Saeed, former president, Sardar Ashraf Khan and Ali Ashraf Khan, members Managing Committee were also present on the occasion.
During the meeting, a wide range of issues pertaining to Pak-US commercial and economic relations came under discussion. Climan underlined the need for long-term and sustained growth in Pakistan’s exports to the US, adding value added exports were picking up from Islamabad.
It was noted that the formation of Pakistan-US Business Council was a milestone in the history of Pak-US relations and provided a useful forum for the private sectors of both the countries to move forward and further consolidate bilateral commercial relations.
The FPCCI office bearers apprised the economic counsellor about the expectations of the Pakistani private sector with regard to increased access for textile and other value added products to American markets.
They suggested that the US embassy should arrange a visit of top US companies to Pakistan, so that they could see the possibilities of investment and shed any security apprehension in their minds. It was also urged that the US companies be encouraged to purchase the organisations offered by the Privatization Commission.