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South Korean govt takes up Smart Zone case with PM

byM. Faizan
23/01/2015
in Islamabad
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ISLAMABAD: The TCS and Smart Zone case has become an issue between Pakistan and South Korea. The Smart Zone is main distributor of Samsung products and is planning a manufacturing plant of Samsung products in Lahore. Therefore, Smart Zone took advantage of the situation and complained against the officials of Customs Intelligence and Investigation and called it a conspiracy against Samsung and Korean industry. The Korean government has written a letter to its ambassador in Islamabad who has written a letter to PM Nawaz Sharif through foreign office and asked to take notice of the situation. Now it has become an issue between the two governments and PM Sharif will decide the issue.

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