Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan have decided to increase their trade with each other and have set a new goal of reaching $100 million in bilateral trade.
This decision was made during the fifth meeting of the Pakistan-Kyrgyzstan Inter-Governmental Commission, where officials from both countries met to strengthen their partnership and build closer economic ties.
Both sides agreed to work together to boost trade, improve transport connections in the region, and support cooperation in important areas like energy, farming, tourism, information technology, and health. This will help both countries benefit from each other’s resources and knowledge.
During the meeting, Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan signed several important agreements. These included deals on sharing electronic data, promoting halal trade, and attracting new investments. Leaders from both sides also talked about creating joint projects in mining, education, and making medicines.
The two countries said they want to focus on sustainable development that helps communities grow and gives young people more opportunities to learn and work.
They also want to increase cultural exchanges, so people from Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan can learn more about each other’s traditions and build stronger friendships.
Officials believe this new push for closer ties will open up new business chances, create jobs, and help the two countries grow together. They agreed to continue talks and meetings in the future to make sure the plans turn into real actions.
This step shows that Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan want to work side by side to bring economic growth and stability to the region.
