The Pak-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) has identified seven high-potential sectors that could be explored for investment by the two countries. These include handicrafts, textile, leather, gemstones, sportswear, surgical instruments, technology-based agriculture and reclamation and salinity control.

PCJCCI presented a research paper to Deputy Minister China Counsel for the Promotion of International Trade Jinan Teng Shaung during a meeting at the Expo Center, Lahore.

Shaung was heading an 81-member delegation to participate in the Auto Show 2018. She also distributed a questionnaire backed by the primary research to obtain direct feedback from the stakeholders of auto market.

The idea behind primary research is to gauge true potential and conduct a SWOT analysis for Chinese investors. She also applauded the research conducted by the PCJCCI and assured of distributing the findings among Chinese investors. — ER Monitoring Desk