British Commonwealth Interested For Business In Pakistan

ISLAMABAD – British Commonwealth Interested For Business In Pakistan. Since Pakistan is opening up for business, UK and the British Commonwealth are interested.

According to details, Deputy Chairman of the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC), Sir Hugo Swire is on a visit to Pakistan. In his meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan, he made the announcement of the potential partnership between the two parties.

During the meeting Swire expressed the Commonwealth’s interest for business in Pakistan. He emphasised the impact CWEIC could have in promoting trade between Pakistan and the Commonwealth member nations. This particularly includes the post-Brexit United Kingdom. Swire also extended an invitation to PM Khan for the 2020 Commonwealth Business Forum in Rwanda.

PM Imran was accompanied by his advisor on Commerce Mr. Abdul Razzaq Dawood and the Chairman Board of Investment Syed Zubair Haider Gilani. British Commonwealth Interested For Business In Pakistan.

Swire held a host of other meetings with a number of leading businesses from the private sector as well as with PM’s advisor on Finance Mr. Abdul Hafeez Shaikh to discuss the benefits of strengthening commonwealth-Pakistan links.

We’ve held fruitful discussions with the Honourable Prime Minister. Along with the Ministers of Trade, Finance as well as senior business leaders. Through Strategic Partnerships with the Government of Pakistan as well as private sector businesses we aim to support Pakistan’s efforts of expanding its trade with fellow Commonwealth countries.

We also have plans of setting up a hub in Karachi which will further support local businesses in their efforts to connect with partners across the Commonwealth. We look forward to receiving a strong business delegation from Pakistan at the next Commonwealth Business Forum.”

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