ANKARA: Pakistan and Turkey will sign Free Trade Agreement on 14th of next month to enhance bilateral trade.
Telling to a local news agency, a senior official of Ministry of Commerce said that the two countries reached the agreement in the seventh round of negotiations. He said that the two sides also discussed the specific sectors including textile sector and exchanged provisional lists for a final agreement during the negotiation.
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