PM for enhancing trade with Poland

Published September 16, 2004

ISLAMABAD, Sept 15: Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz has stressed the need for enhancing the level of trade between Pakistan and Poland by facilitating private sector entrepreneurs and traders' interaction of the two countries.

According to a press release, the prime minister was talking to a delegation of the Polish parliament led by Mr Zdzislaw, who called on him at the Prime Minister's Secretariat here on Wednesday.

The prime minister said that Pakistan was an anchor of peace in the region and was working for building a strong economy to create more jobs in the country. He said Pakistan was supporting peace efforts in the region.

Pakistan, he said, was actively working for having good relations with all countries of the region. The prime minister said that high-level bilateral visits brought the two countries much closer and helped in promoting trade and economic cooperation.

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