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SL-Pakistan trade capacity could be increased further – Pakistan Premier

Tuesday, 31 July 2012 16:35

alt The Prime Minister of Pakistan Raja Pervaiz Ashraf states during the discussion of Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner in Pakistan, Jayalath Weerakkody that the trade capacity of US$ 400 between Sri Lanka and Pakistan could be increased further.

During the discussion Premier has reminded that it was Sri Lanka which signed the first Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Pakistan in 2005 and assured of his government’s assistance on development activities in Sri Lanka.

Pakistani Premier has also accepted the invitation of High Commissioner to visit Sri Lanka.

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