‘Pak-China Business Forum to boost bilateral relations’
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Science and Technology, Rana Tanveer Hussain on Thursday said that Pak-China Business Forum 2015 will explore new opportunities for educational institutes and new avenues for researchers, businessmen and students will also be opened.He said this while speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the 4th Pak-China
By our correspondents
March 28, 2015
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Science and Technology, Rana Tanveer Hussain on Thursday said that Pak-China Business Forum 2015 will explore new opportunities for educational institutes and new avenues for researchers, businessmen and students will also be opened.
He said this while speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the 4th Pak-China Business Forum, organized by the COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT).The minister said that it is a forum for promoting and facilitating economic progress of developing countries through transfer of technology.
Similarly, diffusion of knowledge is very important especially for the South Asian
region.He stressed on devising national strategies for the human resource development and promotion of Science and Technology.
The minister said that arrangement of such types of forums in which businessmen, students of both the countries can exchange their ideas and also discuss relevant issues to develop mutual trust for increasing trade activities in both countries.
He said that it is a great initiative of the COMSATS, which provided excellent opportunities for educational institutes, researchers and business community to exchange their vision with each others.
He said this while speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the 4th Pak-China Business Forum, organized by the COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT).The minister said that it is a forum for promoting and facilitating economic progress of developing countries through transfer of technology.
Similarly, diffusion of knowledge is very important especially for the South Asian
region.He stressed on devising national strategies for the human resource development and promotion of Science and Technology.
The minister said that arrangement of such types of forums in which businessmen, students of both the countries can exchange their ideas and also discuss relevant issues to develop mutual trust for increasing trade activities in both countries.
He said that it is a great initiative of the COMSATS, which provided excellent opportunities for educational institutes, researchers and business community to exchange their vision with each others.
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