Dr. Arif Alvi offers Japan the services of skilled Pakistani workers and IT experts

The President, Dr. Arif Alvi, has underscored that Japan could avail of ample business opportunities in the South Asian country.

The sectors the president highlighted for investment were agriculture, automobile, information technology, and textile.

The president expressed this while highlighting Pakistan’s investment potential.

The president spoke to the Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan, Kuniori Matsuda, who called on him at his official residence in Islamabad on Monday.

صدر مملکت ڈاکٹر عارف علوی سے پاکستان میں جاپانی سفیر کونی اوری ماتسودا کی ملاقات

صدر مملکت نے جاپان کے بادشاہ نارو ہیںتو کی سالگرہ پر جاپانی سفیر کو مبارکباد کا پیغام دیا

پاکستان جاپان کے ساتھ اپنے تعلقات کو بہت اہمیت دیتا ہے، صدر عارف علوی pic.twitter.com/i00P2nqAIw

— The President of Pakistan (@PresOfPakistan) February 22, 2021

Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan, Mr. Kuniori Matsuda, called on President Dr. Arif Alvi, at Aiwan-e-Sadr.
While talking to the Ambassador, the President expressed the desire to further enhance trade and economic relations for the mutual benefits of the two countries. pic.twitter.com/B7OwjZUnqX

— The President of Pakistan (@PresOfPakistan) February 22, 2021

According to the President House’s official statement, Alvi said Pakistan attached great importance to its ties with Japan as both countries enjoyed cordial relations in various fields for decades.

Japanese capital, their business success in Pakistan & our youth form best combination in the world for investment. Hear story of my father Dr Elahi Alvi's visit to Japan in 1934 & his love for their traditions. He used to give scholarships to Japanese students in Karachi Univ. https://t.co/VzlLqMcCEr

— Dr. Arif Alvi (@ArifAlvi) February 23, 2021

He said Japan enjoyed tremendous goodwill in Pakistan as Pakistan’s government and people highly valued Japan’s significant contribution in supporting development efforts in Pakistan.

President Alvi expressed the desire to further trade and economic relations for the two countries’ mutual benefits.

Read More: 6 Simple Things Pakistanis Can Learn From Japanese Culture.

Alvi also appreciated the Japanese government’s decision to suspend debt repayments under the Debt Service Suspension Initiative and thanked for the assistance provided to Pakistan to combat the Covid-19 pandemic.

He stressed the need to increase the frequency of bilateral exchanges at the highest level to strengthen cooperation between the two countries further.

Alvi added that Japan could recruit skilled workers and IT experts from Pakistan to meet its human resource requirements.

The president had also asked the ambassador to convey his heartfelt felicitations and best wishes to Japanese Emperor Naruhito on his birthday, which took place on Tuesday (February the 23rd).

The Japanese ambassador congratulated the president over the recently concluded Pakistan Navy’s Multinational Maritime Exercise Aman-2021.

“It brought nations from different parts of the globe to work together for a collective purpose,” he added.

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