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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Muhammad Asif Monday said that the gas, road, railways and transmission line link between Tajikistan and Pakistan is necessary for the economic interests of the two countries.
He said this during a meeting with a delegation from Tajikistan here, which comprised of Minister of State for Reserves of Tajikistan, Noor Muhammad Akhmedov, Ambassador of Tajikistan in Pakistan Jononov Sherali and other senior officials.
Noor Muhammad said that Tajikistan was interested in transportation of crude oil from Kuwait via Pakistan. Therefore, there is need of services required from Pakistan regarding refining crude oil and transporting to Tajikistan.
While emphasising this route, he said that it is the best and possibly cheapest route to import via Pakistan.
He said that as Tajikistan is a landlocked country, road and railway link between two countries would not only boost economic activities but also strengthen the bilateral relations which would ultimately upgrade the standard of living in the region.
He said that Tajikistan imports 90 percent sugar and 50 percent fertilizers from Pakistan at present.
Khawaja Muhammad Asif said that both countries must think of railway and road link between two countries which would facilitate the cheapest transportation of goods between the two countries.
He also said that these projects would be comprehensively discussed in the coming meeting of Joint Ministerial Commission which would be held in the mid of the coming year.
Pak-Tajikistan transit route to be established
He said this during a meeting with a delegation from Tajikistan here, which comprised of Minister of State for Reserves of Tajikistan, Noor Muhammad Akhmedov, Ambassador of Tajikistan in Pakistan Jononov Sherali and other senior officials.
Noor Muhammad said that Tajikistan was interested in transportation of crude oil from Kuwait via Pakistan. Therefore, there is need of services required from Pakistan regarding refining crude oil and transporting to Tajikistan.
While emphasising this route, he said that it is the best and possibly cheapest route to import via Pakistan.
He said that as Tajikistan is a landlocked country, road and railway link between two countries would not only boost economic activities but also strengthen the bilateral relations which would ultimately upgrade the standard of living in the region.
He said that Tajikistan imports 90 percent sugar and 50 percent fertilizers from Pakistan at present.
Khawaja Muhammad Asif said that both countries must think of railway and road link between two countries which would facilitate the cheapest transportation of goods between the two countries.
He also said that these projects would be comprehensively discussed in the coming meeting of Joint Ministerial Commission which would be held in the mid of the coming year.
Pak-Tajikistan transit route to be established