Pakistan’s goods exports to China surged by 3.97% during July-Feb
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistani goods exports to China surged by 3.97 per cent during July-Feb of current fiscal year as compared to same period of last year.
During the said period, the exports from Pakistan to China increased to $1.15 billion as compared to the exports of $1.106 billion recorded.
Between the two countries, the trade deficit has also decreased to $5.478 billion in Jul-Feb as compared to $6.22 billion.
The first meeting of China-Pakistan Forestry Working Group was held in Beijing on March 30 to identify priority areas for cooperation in forestry sector between the two countries, Radio Pakistan had reported. The meeting was attended by officials of China’s National Forestry and Grassland Bureau International Cooperation Department and Pakistan’s Climate Change Department.
Both side had discussed prospects for cooperation in wetland restoration, desertification control, wildlife protection and other pertinent fields.
The meeting was part of a Memorandum of Understanding between the two countries, signed in November last year, which called for identifying priority areas for cooperation in forestry.
China and Pakistan continue to enjoy strengthened bilateral relations from economic platform to cultural bond. A day earlier, Chinese cities Urumqi, Puyang and Xi’an were named as sister cities to Karachi, Gwadar, and Multan, respectively, at a forum held in Beijing to fortify the ties of all-weather ally countries.
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