Doha: Pakistan and Qatar have pledged to enhance their economic collaboration and investment partnerships, as articulated during a meeting of the Pakistan-Qatar Joint Task Force on Trade and Investment. According to Radio Pakistan, this commitment was reiterated at the second session of the Joint Task Force in Doha, led by Pakistan’s Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan and Qatar’s Minister of State for Foreign Trade Affairs Dr. Ahmad bin Mohammed Al-Sayed.
The discussions centered on inviting Qatari investment in Pakistan’s sectors such as modern agriculture, grain storage, cold storage, and advanced farming technologies. The Qatari representatives highlighted the potential for increased cooperation in civil aviation and air traffic between the two nations.
Additionally, the Minister for Commerce engaged with Nan Li Collins, head of the World Investment Forum, focusing on Pakistan’s role in regional cooperation and the necessity of reinforcing regional economic integration amid evolving global challenges.