China approves premature activation of free trade agreement
Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce
ISLAMABAD: China has approved the premature activation of the free trade agreement with Pakistan. This will be implemented from December 1.
Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce Abdul Razak Dawood made the statement while addressing a press conference on Friday.
The Adviser to PM earlier met with a delegation of Chinese businessmen, which also included representatives from Norway, European Union, and other countries.
In his press conference, he said that the good news was conveyed to Pakistan by China.
The Adviser said that due to free trade, the bilateral relations and trade between the two countries will be increased.
Negotiations are going on for exporting agricultural commodities to China, he added.
Abdul Razzaq Dawood also said that our Ministry of Food Security lacks capacity and China is ready to provide training to it.
He said that Pakistan can export tomatoes, onion, vegetables, wheat, rice and other commodities to China.
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