RAWALPINDI: Korean businessmen have shown keen interest in joint ventures in LPG cylinders, auto-mobile batteries and oil lubricant manufacturing. The Korean business delegation expressed its desire during a visit to the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI), here on Friday.
Alexander Lee who was leading the South Korean delegation said that their renowned company has started manufacturing of LPG cylinders, car batteries, Mobil oil and other products including construction material. The LPG cylinders have good quality and they are meeting European standards.
President RCCI Malik Shahid Saleem on this occasion said that Pakistan economy is taking off and there are plenty of incentives for foreign investors. The joint ventures in manufacturing sector will not only secure foreign investments but also create more job opportunities, he added.
He said there are numbers of investment opportunities in almost all the sectors of Pakistan economy. He said the improvement of Pakistan’s ranking in doing business reflects that economy is well on the track.
He said Pakistan can benefit through strengthening trade and economic relations with Korea which is among the 20 largest economies of the world. He also stressed the need for diversifying product lines of both countries through mobilizing business forums, exchanging business delegations and participating in each other’s exhibitions. Senior Vice President Muhammad Badar Haroon, Vice President Fayyaz Qureshi, former president Asad Mashadi, Raja Amer Iqbal and members were also present on the occasion.
