Falsifying partnerships are barrier to further foreign investments and growth of textile industry of Pakistan. Altering our attitudes in business strategies was the primary point of discussion from Danish ambassador. On the last day of January, this year, the Danish Mission Deputy Head Jakob Rogild Jakobsen, attended and addressed the PTEA (Pakistan Textile Exporters Association) meeting in Faisalabad, Pakistan.
While addressing his main concerns he said that despite the fact that Denmark and Pakistan are trading with high volumes, there is still room for improvement. Pakistan has huge investment and growth opportunities, if managed properly. He also shared his views that because of the huge market, Pakistan offers vibrant opportunities to the Danish investors in various different sectors of market, specifically Textile.
It’s been long that the two countries are enjoying traditional friendship and cooperation is different fields. However, the current situation demands for strengthening the relationship and making strong business bonding. To move in the given direction, necessary is to conduct more and more business meetings, delegations and other opportunities where the two countries can look closely into the possibilities at both ends.
Pakistan owns a great deal of untapped potential and this can be used to strengthen the business relationships between the two economies; said so was by Danish ambassador. On the other hand, speaking on the occasion, the chairman of PTEA, Ajmal Farooq termed Denmark as an important trading partner from the European Union. He also said that the two economies have the potential of high volume trading but the opportunities are neglected and now there is a need to look into the matter and polish these possibilities to earn mutual benefits.
