The consensus to this effect was reached during a meeting between Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan and Germany’s Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Svenja Schulze in Islamabad
Islamabad: Pakistan and Germany expressed commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investment.
The consensus to this effect was reached during a meeting between Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan and Germany’s Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Svenja Schulze in Islamabad on Wednesday.
The meeting focused on advancing economic collaboration, with a particular emphasis on sustainable business practices and labor standards.
The ministers also discussed potential for increased collaboration between their respective business communities.
The discussion highlighted National Compliance Center, an initiative led by the Ministry of Commerce to promote labor compliance and social responsibility in Pakistan.
Gold price plunges Rs1,600 in Pakistan
- 8 hours ago
Will UConn go back to back? 100 predictions, more 100 days until women's hoops tips
- 9 hours ago
US, China resume talks in Stockholm to ease tariff hostilities
- 8 hours ago
IMF lifts 2025 global growth forecast on tariff distortion
- 6 hours ago
PM Shehbaz launches Pakistan-Business Express train
- 5 hours ago
Deadly crash in India’s Jharkhand leaves 18 pilgrims dead
- 10 hours ago
Another PTI MNA Abdul Latif Chitrali disqualified over May 9 conviction
- 2 hours ago
UK plans to recognise Palestinian state in September unless Israel takes action
- 2 hours ago
Woman allegedly gang-raped in ambulance while unconscious in India
- 9 hours ago
PTI founder bars sons from coming to Pakistan
- 8 hours ago
Boys U-19 VWC: Argentina beat Pakistan 3-2 in Tashkent
- 2 hours ago
NGC energises 500 kV K2/K3 transmission line to evacuate 2,200 MW power from nuclear plants
- 5 hours ago
