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250 firms attend 11th Int’l exhibition 2015: BoI eyes end to energy crisis in 2 years

byCustoms Today Report
14/03/2015
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LAHORE: Energy crisis in Pakistan will be overcome during next two years, claimed Dr Miftah Ismail, chairman of Board of Investment Pakistan.

At the 11th International Plastic and Packaging Exhibition 2015, he told the media that display of Pak Products through exhibitions held inside and outside the country was helping promote the image of Pakistan as an investment friendly destination.

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The BoI chief praised the efforts of the present government by saying that the government is playing a vital role in the development of the country. Over 250 companies from over 25 countries including Austria, China, Germany, India, Italy and Taiwan etc. participated in the event.

 

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