Speaking at the Meeting of Exporters at the Surgical Instruments Manufacturers & Exporters Association of Pakistan (SIMAP) auditorium Lamsal said, Nepal was very much interested in:

• Enhancing bilateral trade
• Identifying business opportunities
• Setting up joint-ventures in various fields in Pakistan

 
She also pledged to make efforts to mutual boost trade ties, especially when it was the right time. Currently, both countries are enjoying cordial trade relations.

Additionally, she also extended full support to Sialkot exporters for easy access to the Pakistani business community and the international Nepali trade markets.

Trade Opportunities in Pakistan, Nepal
Sialkot surgical exporters pitched for regular exchange of updated trade information and delegations to enhance trade ties.

Lamsal agreed with the proposal and went on to add that there were bright opportunities of establishing joint-ventures with Sialkot-Pakistan business community in various trade fields. Nepali companies have been showing keen interest for the same.

Pakistan Surgical Industry Leader Muhammad Jehangir Bajwa and SIMAP Chairman Khalilur Rehman Mughal represented Pakistan at the meeting.

Bajwa pointed that Sialkot exporters have a great potential to explore and tap international Nepali markets by exporting world-class traditional and non-traditional export products.

However, the disadvantage was that there was no direct link between both countries’ communities.

Rehman said that Nepal should focus on purchasing these surgical products directly from Pakistan instead of spending a huge purchase amount in European markets. Countries like these buy surgical products from Pakistan for re-sale.

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The expo is being organized by the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce & Industry and a collaboration of over 50 Pakistani businesspersons with the theme ‘Made in Pakistan SAARC Edition’.

Nepal-Pakistan Friendship Association President Himalaya Shamsher Rana launched the event, where he said that connectivity & trade among South Asian countries could foster lasting peace and prosperity in the region.

The week-long expo has started in time for Nepal’s biggest festival Dashain, which is fast approaching. Made in Pakistan features the best Pakistani products including furniture, textile products, handicrafts, and leather items.

Expressing his happiness over Nepal-Pakistan’s growing trade cooperation, Pakistani Ambassador to Nepal Mazhar Javed said, “Physical constraints should be overcome by the will of people and businesspersons with the goal of promoting overall relations between any two countries.”

The exhibition will continue to woo Nepalis until October 9, 2018.

Shopping trends in Nepal are also seeing an upward curve owing to the growing popularity of online shopping sites and with Dashain round the corner, the Nepal retail industry is set to see a boom.

Let’s see how Pakistani fashion will make Nepali audience stand out for Dashain, this year.

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