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Thailand embassy delegation visits RCCI

byCT Report
23/09/2023
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RAWALPINDI: A delegation of Thailand Embassy headed by Mr. Khemathat Archawathamrong, Minister Councilor (Commercial), Royal Thai Embassy, Ms. Kamolwan Sriposil, Deputy Head of Mission & Mr. Faisal Hassan, Honorary Trade Advisor of the embassy visited Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry.  President RCCI Mr. Saqib Rafiq, Vice President Faisal Shahzad, Former President Malik Shahid Saleem, Executive Committee Members, distinguished RCCI members attended the meeting.

During the meeting discussed several issues as part of efforts to enhance trade relation and to explore the potential cooperation between both countries especially in the sectors of Agriculture, Machinery, Plastic, Leather Products, Tiles, Garments, Textile & Auto parts. Matters related to bilateral trade, investment opportunities, networking & chamber to chamber connectivity came under discussion. RCCI President Saqib Rafiq in his welcome remarks said that private sector of Pakistan is very keen to enhance trade links between the Association of South East Nations (ASEAN) countries and bring closer the business community and private sector of Pakistan and Thailand.

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He also referred to the RCCI business opportunity conference held in Bangkok Thailand last year where more than 150 businessmen, institutions and government representatives from Thailand including Pakistan participated in the conference.

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