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TASHKENT: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain said on Thursday that Pakistan and Uzbekistan enjoy historical and cultural relations. This he said in Uzbek Capital while attending a
business forum.
He said Prime Minister Imran Khan’s ongoing visit to Uzbekistan would
open up a new vistas of economic and security ties with Central Asian States(CAS). He said Prime Minister Imran Khan was accorded warm
welcome and unprecedented protocol and his entourage was provided elaborate ariel security. It was hoped that the trade with Central Asian States (CAS) would be increased manifold in the coming years, he added. The minister said
a large number of business community members were also present in Tashkent and they would find enormous business oppor-
tunities.
The main objective of the visit was to enhance travelling facilities among Pakistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, he added. The minister said ” A loaded truck or train embarking journey from Karachi or Gwadar port should reach Central Asian Stats any hindrance. This will enhance trade manifold.
Ministry of Commence has done a lot of home work to achieve the purpose of enhancing regional trade”.
He said an important conference was set to be held at Tashkent on Friday, in which discussions would
be held on regional connectivity and the prime minister would through light on importance of regional connectivity which had the potency to enhance regional economy mani-
fold. Discussions would also be held for achieving lasting peace in Afghanistan, the minister added.

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