Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan says the three-day visit of high level Saudi trade delegation to Pakistan will enhance trade relations between investors from both countries. Speaking after receiving the 50-member Saudi delegation, he said the visit will help to identify trade and investment opportunities across various sectors of Pakistan's economy. The Minister said the Commerce Ministry has selected numerous Pakistani companies in relevant sectors for Business-to-Business meetings with their Saudi counterparts. He said the leading Pakistani companies would collaborate with thirty Saudi companies across different sectors. He said the B2B meetings will specifically target sectors such as agriculture, mining, human resources, energy, chemicals and maritime. Jam Kamal Khan said the discussions will also extend to investment prospects in other sectors, including refinery, IT, religious tourism, telecom, aviation, construction, water and power generation. Source: Radio Pakistan
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