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Tanzanian business delegation’s visit to TDAP

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Staff Reporter

Karachi

The trade delegation from Tazania visited TDAP on 26th November 2020 and met Chief Executive and Secretary TDAP. The Chief Executive and Secretary TDAP welcomed the delegation. They expressed hope that visit of the Tanzanian delegation to Pakistan on advice of High Commission for Pakistan in Tanzania would improve bilateral trade between and would strengthen the economic ties the two countries.
Chief Executive informed the delegates that Pakistan is exporting high quality products to the world and it is eager to export to Tanzania all required products which include textile, fruit and vegetables, cements, pharmaceutical, iron and steel, surgical instruments, construction material, and engineering products, particularly agricultural related machinery and home appliances.
He briefed them that Pakistan has huge export potential in IT and other services. He highlighted that trade volume between both countries is not encouraging despite huge potential. It is need of hour that both countries explore avenues to enhance bilateral trade. Pakistan is ready to fulfil import needs of Tanzania by supplying quality products at competitive rates.
Secretary TDAP appraised the delegation that Pakistan is giving special focus to Africa region and Tanzania is one of the focus countries under look Africa Policy of Ministry of Commerce. Early this year, Pakistan organized first Pakistan Africa Trade Development Conference in Kenya in which Tanzanian delegation under Mr Paul Koye was also invited to attend the conference.
Pakistan would soon be opening Commercial Section in High Commission for Pakistan in Tanzania in order to promote and strengthen trade and commercial ties.
Secretary TDAP apprised the delegation that currently Tanzania has no diplomatic mission in Pakistan and because of this, Pakistani exporters face visa problem with regard to travelling to Tanzania. Therefore, being an important member of East African Community(EAC), Tanzania may play lead role in connecting business communities of both countries as well as those of other member countries of EAC. The delegates may emphasize upon Tanzanian authorities to open diplomatic mission in Pakistan.

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