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Scottish businessmen show interest in import of sports goods from Sialkot

byZafar Malik
28/10/2015
in Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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SIALKOT: The Scotland-based sports goods importers showed keen interest in Sialkot-made sports goods during their visit to several leading sports goods manufacturing units. Ms Annie Howie led the delegation.

The Scotland importers also witnessed the production of sports goods and appreciated the craftsmanship of the workers.

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They also showed keen interest in the import of Sialkot-made sports goods directly from Sialkot instead of purchasing these sports goods from the other countries on higher prices.

Delegation leader Ms. Annie Howie also visited Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI). She also discussed in details the matters of mutual interests with SCCI President Maj (r) Mansur Ahmed. She highly hailed the unique export culture of Sialkot. SCCI RDO Ms Atqa Arshad was also present on the occasion.

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