Pakistan, Uzbekistan agree to strengthen bilateral trade
FM Qureshi said Pakistan wanted to strengthen relations with Central Asian states.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Pakistan and Uzbekistan on Monday agreed to strengthen bilateral trade, setting the target of touching $300 million as trade volume.
The agreement was reached during the delegation-level talks as Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Uzbekistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Elyor Ganiev led their respective sides at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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The two sides discussed implementation of the decisions taken by their leaderships in previous high-level meetings.
Foreign Minister Qureshi said the visit of Uzbek Deputy Prime Minister to Pakistan would strengthen economic strategic partnership and enhance regional cooperation.
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He said Pakistan wanted to strengthen relations with Central Asian states. Uzbekistan’s ministers for Transport, Investment and Foreign Trade also attended the meeting.
