Tourism expo in October: Tajik official extends invitation to PM's coordinator
In their honor, a dinner was hosted by Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan, National Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Tourism.
The event was attended by Saidjon Shafizoda, Charge d'Affaires of Tajikistan in Pakistan, the Defence Attaché, and senior executives from Fauji Foods, where discussions were held on potential export products from Pakistan to Tajikistan.
During the meeting, the Tajik delegation formally extended an invitation to Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan to participate in their upcoming tourism expo in October and share his expertise on the subject.
Sardar Yasir, in turn, facilitated the delegation's connections with various industries across Lahore and Karachi, opening new prospects for trade and collaboration.
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