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Pakistan, China hold talks to review Free Trade Agreement

byCustoms Today Report
08/01/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China have held talks to review Pak-China Free Trade Agreement in Islamabad.

Additional Secretary Ministry of Commerce Robina Ather led Pakistan delegation while Deputy Director General of Ministry of Commerce of China Yao Wenliang headed the Chinese side.

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Pakistan proposed to broaden its export-base to China by encouraging exports from all the sectors which fall under free trade agreement and sought to enhance facilities and concessions on high value-added products.

Both the sides agreed that proposals would be taken into consideration for the mutual benefits.

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