Finance Minister Miftah Ismail Dar recently highlighted opportunities for enhanced Pakistan–Kazakhstan cooperation during a high-level meeting with Kazakh officials. The discussions focused on trade, investment, and economic collaboration.
“Dar highlights opportunities for enhanced Pakistan–Kazakhstan cooperation, emphasizing mutual benefits in trade, energy, and technology sectors,” stated a government spokesperson. Both countries expressed commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and expanding economic partnerships.
The meeting underscored Pakistan’s interest in increasing trade volume with Kazakhstan, including exports of textiles, rice, and manufactured goods. Kazakhstan, in turn, showed interest in exporting minerals, fertilizers, and energy products to Pakistan.
Dar emphasized the potential for joint ventures and investment projects in infrastructure, energy, and agriculture. He noted that enhancing cooperation could create jobs and boost economic growth in both countries.
“Dar highlights opportunities for enhanced Pakistan–Kazakhstan cooperation by encouraging private sector participation and promoting investment-friendly policies,” the spokesperson added. Officials also discussed strategies to simplify trade procedures and reduce tariff barriers.
Experts noted that closer collaboration could help Pakistan and Kazakhstan leverage regional trade routes and connectivity initiatives. Improved transport and logistics links were identified as key factors in boosting trade efficiency.
The meeting also included discussions on technology transfer, skill development, and industrial cooperation. Both sides agreed to explore joint projects in renewable energy and sustainable development.
Dar stressed the importance of regular economic dialogues to monitor progress and address challenges in bilateral trade. Authorities highlighted that the goal is not just to increase trade volume but also to ensure long-term economic stability.
The discussions reflect a broader effort to strengthen Pakistan’s economic relations with Central Asian countries. By highlighting these opportunities, Dar aims to promote sustainable growth and enhance regional cooperation.
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