Key Takeaways
- British High Commissioner Ms. Jane Marriott met with APTMA leadership to discuss trade opportunities.
- The session focused on key textile sector matters and potential cooperation with British stakeholders.
- APTMA and the British High Commission aim to strengthen trade relations between the two countries.
British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Ms. Jane Marriott, met with APTMA leadership on Saturday to discuss ways to enhance trade cooperation between the UK and Pakistan.
Accompanied by Ben Warrington, Head of Lahore Office, British High Commission, and Reema Salman, Outreach Lead, the High Commissioner visited APTMA House for an interactive session.
The meeting aimed to explore key textile sector matters and identify opportunities for greater collaboration with British stakeholders.
APTMA, the Pakistan Textile Manufacturers Association, is a key industry body representing the interests of the textile sector in Pakistan.
During the session, the High Commissioner and APTMA leadership discussed potential areas of mutual benefit, including market access, investment, and technology transfer.
The British High Commission expressed its commitment to supporting the Pakistani textile industry and fostering stronger economic ties.
APTMA highlighted the importance of diversifying export markets and improving quality standards to attract British investment.
Both parties agreed to continue working together to address challenges and capitalize on opportunities in the textile sector.
The meeting is part of ongoing efforts by the British High Commission to promote trade and investment between the UK and Pakistan.
