Business forum “Tajikistan — Pakistan” will be held next month in Dushanbe
DUSHANBE, 21.04.2017 /NIAT “Khovar”/. Manzura Rustamova, Deputy Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan (CCI), met with the expert of the USAID Project on Competitiveness, Trade and Job Creation in Central Asia (CTJ) Bano Burki.
According to the CCI press centre, during the meeting the parties have discussed the state and prospects of cooperation between CCI and USAID to improve the conditions for doing business and entrepreneurship. The organizational issues to hold in May of this year the Tajikistan and Pakistan business forum on the development of trade and economic cooperation, promote private sector of Tajikistan and Pakistan through the exchange of experience, training business personnel, participation in fairs and exhibitions business conferences held in Pakistan with the aim of strengthening regional cooperation, as well as the development of trade and transport.
Recently, the nature of bilateral relations moved to a qualitatively new level. The expansion of cooperation between the business circles benefits for Tajikistan and Pakistan, and the negotiations and the signed documents will contribute to the deepening of bilateral cooperation.









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