Pak Automobile Companies Hold B2B Meeting With Chinese Company
Sumaira FH Published June 25, 2019 | 06:34 PM
Pakistan-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) on Tuesday conducted various business-to-business (B2B) meetings in automobile sector at the Punjab Agri Expo 2019
The PCJCCI initiated the meeting with Shifeng and Dailuda, a leading Chinese agricultural machinery and automobile manufacturing company. Various companies like Pakistan Association of Automotive Parts and Accessories Manufacturers, Guard Group, Master Motor Corporation, Jaffer Brothers, Rimtaj Industries and Sazgar Engineering Works Limited were part of the meeting.
On this occasion, PCJCCI Secretary General Salahudin Hanif, and Everest International Expo CEO, Mr Fa Wen Yen said that such B2B meetings would help develop smooth bilateral trade between Pakistan and China.
During the inauguration of B2B session, Salahuddin Hanif said, "These sessions will open new vistas of opportunities for Pakistani investors and their Chinese counterparts." He especially mentioned the keen interest of Dailuda and Shifeng which was exhibiting products like tractors, truck, three-wheelers, diesel engine and electric vehicle and other automobile products at this expo.
He was of the view that counseling with Chinese business community was mandatory to increase the quantum of trade and investment opportunities in Pakistan.
He claimed that the PCJCCI expedited the efforts to hold business-to-business exhibition with the aim to provide one-stop shop for all industry products from processing technology to the finished products, which would help develop bilateral relations between Pakistan and China.
Mr Niu Zhi, representative of Shifeng and Dailuda Company said, "We want to introduce innovative contemporary technology of Europe to Pakistan." He mentioned that new construction machinery from China was equivalent to the price of used and old construction machinery at the moment being imported from Europe.
While, PCJCCI Executive Committee members Daud Ahmad and Farooq Ali Khan Sherwani said that China had been an incredible support to Pakistan at all times. The continuous assistance of China would do wonders for the emerging economic status of Pakistan and these B2B meetings would certainly have a positive impact on the business community, they observed.
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