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Pakistan, Egypt should work together for mutual progress, prosperity: Tarin

byCT Report
25/08/2021
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ISLAMABAD: H.E. Mr. Tarek Mohamed Dahroug, Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt called on the Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Mr. Shaukat Tarin here at the Finance Division.

While extending a warm welcome to Ambassador, the Finance Minister stated that Pakistan and Egypt enjoy brotherly relations and expressed Pakistan’s desire to further strengthen economic and business cooperation between the two countries. Both sides exchanged views on matters of mutual interests and agreed that the level of bilateral trade was not satisfactory and there was a need to work together to enhance it substantially. Finance Minister further stated that Pakistan’s close relationship with the Arab World warrants higher trade levels.

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During the meeting, both sides agreed to work on the idea of establishing a Pakistan-Egypt Business Council and forging closer collaboration between the Ministries of Finance of both the countries. They also explored the possibility of enhancing bilateral trade, with initial focus on rice and cotton, in consultation with relevant stakeholders.

Towards the end, the Finance Minister requested H.E. Ambassador to convey his best wishes to the Egyptian Finance Minister and to convey his sentiments that both countries should work together on economic front for mutual progress and prosperity.

Ambassador thanked the Finance Minister and expressed firm commitment for making measured progress for further strengthing business and economic linkages between the two countries. APP

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