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FAISALABAD:
Algeria wants to increase bilateral trade by establishing direct contact with the business community of Pakistan and by exporting liquefied natural gas, according to Algerian Ambassador Dr Ahmed Benflis, who was speaking to members of the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI) here on Saturday.
As Pakistan faces acute energy shortages, Benflis suggested that Algeria could help Islamabad by exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG). Similarly, Pakistani businessmen should explore opportunities and export rice and textile products directly to Algeria.
He stressed that both countries should expand business-to-business ties by tapping all available channels as Algerian businessmen were dealing with only two major Pakistani businessmen, who hail from Karachi.
Energy Shortages: Algeria offers LNG export to Pakistan – The Express Tribune
Algeria wants to increase bilateral trade by establishing direct contact with the business community of Pakistan and by exporting liquefied natural gas, according to Algerian Ambassador Dr Ahmed Benflis, who was speaking to members of the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI) here on Saturday.
As Pakistan faces acute energy shortages, Benflis suggested that Algeria could help Islamabad by exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG). Similarly, Pakistani businessmen should explore opportunities and export rice and textile products directly to Algeria.
He stressed that both countries should expand business-to-business ties by tapping all available channels as Algerian businessmen were dealing with only two major Pakistani businessmen, who hail from Karachi.
Energy Shortages: Algeria offers LNG export to Pakistan – The Express Tribune
