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Pak, India finalise three agreement on NTBs

Indian Joint Secretary for Commerce Arvind Mehta has said that Pakistan and India have finalized three agreements to remove Non Tariff Barriers (NTBs) presently billed as obstruction for Pakistani exports to India. The Indian Joint Secretary, who was heading a high-level five-member delegation of Indian Regulators, was speaking at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Thursday. LCCI President Irfan Qaiser Sheikh presented Pakistan’s business community view point while the Senior Vice President Kashif Younis Meher and Vice President Saeeda Nazar, former Presidents Iftikhar Ali Malik, Mian Anjum Nisar, Mian Muzaffar Ali, Vice Presidents Sikandar M Khan

Indian Joint Secretary for Commerce Arvind Mehta
, Aftab Ahmad Vohra and Shafqat Saeed Piracha also spoke about the hurdles coming in the way of bilateral trade. Directors General of TDAP Chaudhry Mohammad Ali, Muhammad Irfan Tarar and Ms Rubina Ather, Joint Secretary Ministry of Commerce, Islamabad were also present in the meeting. Arvind Mehta said that these agreements are expected to be signed during the upcoming visit by the Indian Commerce Minister next month. These agreements are the Customs Cooperation Agreement, to avoid arbitrary stoppages of goods at each other’s ports;
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LCCI urged the government to focus on giving boost to economic activity LCCI_news
The Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry Thursday urged the government to focus on giving boost to economic activity
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LCCI urges govt to share energy plan with private sectorLCCI_news
The Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry Friday urged the government to share its energy plan with it as the highest-ever
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Adopt Swedish green technology, energy preservation:Kashif Yunus

Senior Vice President LCCI Kashif Yunus after returning from Sweden has urged both the government and the private sector to benefit from the expertise of Swedish green technology, energy preservation and mining practices that are willing to extend cooperation in this regard. The LCCI Senior Vice President, while briefing the newsmen about the business opportunities in Sweden on Wednesday, said that it was high time that Pakistan could enhance its bilateral trade with a country in Europe that has a lot of goodwill for Pakistan.“Swedish people in general and businessmen in particular are very positive about Pakistan and they have shown keen interest in enhancing bilateral trade with Pakistan,” he said. The LCCI Senior Vice President had very productive and fruitful meetings with Mr Malmer, Chief Executive Jarnmalmer, the biggest exporter of used rail track and other steel scraps to Pakistan, Mr Jesper Ohrn, Head of International Department, West Sweden Chamber of Commerce in Gothem Burg, a parent body of 13 Chambers of Commerce in Sweden besides having working lunches and dinners.
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