Welcoming the upcoming Commerce Secretary level talks between Pakistan and India, the SAARC Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has supported the demand for most-favoured nation (MFN) status for India to widen economic cooperation in the region.
The two countries should remove trade barriers and support each other following the pattern of European Union so that both can grow fast, said Vice President SCCI and veteran trade leader Iftikhar Ali Malik while speaking at a meeting of World Punjabi Forum (WPF) at New Delhi.
"We are here to promote peace, condemn terrorism and give message of love and brotherhood on behalf of Pakistani business community."
Malik, who is also president of WPF, Pakistan Chapter, said that the two countries should eliminate visa restrictions and establish visa facilitation desks at all embassies and consulates.
"Lack of product-sharing and high cost of doing bilateral business has been inflicting great losses on the people of Pakistan and India," he said.
"Indian electricity, diesel, Internet data and expertise are most welcome provided continuation in supply and concrete steps to balance the mutual trade are guaranteed by New Delhi."
Chairman of Media Committee of FPCCI Malik Sohail Hussain said that Indian automakers should support Pakistani automotive industry which is in distress over supply chain disruption from Japan.
Senior Vice President SCCI Vikranjit Singh Sahney, who is also President of Indian Chapter of WPF, also spoke.ECe
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