Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) is extending facilitation to uplift the agriculture sector. During the second International Food and Agriculture Exhibition facilitated by SIFC, three hundred and thirty exporters from Pakistan exhibited more than five hundred quality products. More than thirty-six MoUs were signed in B2B meetings during the event. In these MoUs, emphasis was laid on enhancing cooperation in various sectors such as rice, processed food, various fruits and vegetables. Along with this, 35 million dollars worth of seafood contracts were signed between Pakistan and China. International companies are also showed interest in investing in dairy, potato seeds and beverages. Source: Radio Pakistan
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