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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Belarus have agreed on a range of measures to enhance bilateral trade and investment.
The two-day Joint Ministerial Commission meeting ended with a commitment to facilitate online B2B sessions covering seafood, fruits, vegetables, seeds and dairy products. The session was co-chaired by Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and Minister for Energy of the Republic of Belarus Dzenis Maroz.
It was also agreed to enhance participation in agricultural exhibitions, food fairs and reciprocal business delegations to foster partnerships, investment and knowledge exchange.
In the field of science and technology, Pakistan proposed initiating work towards a mutual recognition agreement under the existing memorandum of understanding between the Belarus State Committee for Standardisation and the Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority.
