The Kabul Tribune (KT) — Pakistan convened a high-level intergovernmental meeting to review its engagement with Central Asian states, with discussions centered on trade, transit and investment, a senior diplomat said.
Mohammad Sadiq said he chaired a meeting of the Afghanistan Central Asia Inter-Governmental Coordination Cell (ACICC) to discuss Pakistan’s relations with Central Asian countries.
According to Sadiq, senior officials from the ministries of foreign affairs, commerce and communications, as well as representatives from the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), the Board of Investment (BOI) and other relevant stakeholders, attended the session.
The discussions focused on enhancing regional connectivity, expanding trade corridors and strengthening investment cooperation between Pakistan and Central Asian states, amid ongoing efforts to boost economic integration across the region.
