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President for realizing full potential of trade, investment & business with Cambodia

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Zubair qureshi
Islamabad

President Dr Arif Alvi has said that there was immense scope for investment, trade and business cooperation between Cambodia and Pakistan, which needed to be realized to its fullest potential.

The president made these remarks while talking to the Chairman Board of Directors of World Bridge Group of Companies, Cambodia, Mr Neak Okhna Rithy Sear, who called on him, at Aiwan-e-Sadr Tuesday.

While welcoming the Cambodian guest, the president said that both the countries had garments and textile sectors as the backbone of their economies, which could be further developed by creating linkages between the stakeholders of the two countries.

During the meeting, the president highlighted the opportunities for investment in healthcare, real estate, energy, agriculture, housing, construction, marble, granite, prefabricated houses and tourism sectors of Pakistan.

He said that Pakistan possessed vast landscapes, different climate zones, Buddhist archaeological sites, mountains, beaches, rivers, vast deserts and the fertile lands of Punjab and Sindh, which offered tremendous opportunities for investment in the field of tourism.

The president said that both the countries had small and medium enterprises and their linkages with each other in the transfer of technology, training and skills and exchanging goods and services could benefit the SME sectors of both countries.

He said that Cambodia had a rich experience in prefabricated and low-cost houses, which could be constructed in a limited time period. These prefabricated houses could be considered while providing houses to the flood affectees as well as to the lower and middle classes of the country, he added.

Neak Okhna Rithy Sear while expressing his gratitude said he was looking for cooperation in the fields of textiles and imports of raw materials, logistics, property development, technology, food and beverages, media, hospitality, e-commerce, banking and security sectors. He said the delegation would conduct market surveys to assess the potential for trade, business and investment between the two countries.

 

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