Islamabad (Newsman): Mr. Erfan Neziroglu, the ambassador of Turkey to Pakistan, called on Abdul Aleem Khan, the Federal Minister for Communications, Privatization, and Board of Investment, and stated that the conditions between us are favorable, the goals are clear, and the end goal is the same.
He also stated that in the present collaboration, Turkey wishes to establish commercial ties with Pakistan.
While praising Turkey’s economic model, Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan remarked that Pakistan would also profit from it and that we would like to embrace the best investment possibilities, such as joint ventures.
Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan and Turkish Ambassador Erfan Neziroglu engaged in a thorough conversation about several bilateral trade issues also the advancement of the two nations’ relationship.
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According to Abdul Aleem Khan, Pakistan, and Turkey’s cordial connections ought to be turned into an economic cooperation, with numerous investment prospects in different industries, including communications.
He added that improving the road network is a big challenge because development in any country can be possible only by connecting it with highways.
Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan stated that Turkey and Pakistan share a common fraternal bond and will work to deepen it in the future.
According to Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan, the more business operations conducted, the easier it will be to move anywhere. The rest of the work will begin on its own, Abdul Aleem Khan said, adding that our role is to bring businesspeople together.
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He mentioned that the companies from both nations ought to have the chance to make enticing profits in Pakistan and Turkey.
Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan was thanked by Turkish Ambassador to Pakistan Erfan Neziroglu, who also promised him all possible cooperation and suggested adopting a feasible model for bilateral investment.