Expansion of trade, investment discussed with German envoy
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Pakistan’s parliamentary friendship group and German Ambassador Ina Lepel reviewed options for closer commercial ties, including greater trade and investment and measures to ease export hurdles under the GSP+ scheme. Business Recorder reported that the discussions focused on helping Pakistani goods reach European markets.
Deputy National Assembly Speaker Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah led the group at the Parliament House meeting, which also considered stronger links between lawmakers from both countries. Lepel cited potential joint work in renewable power, climate issues, development, skills training and education, alongside scholarships, entrepreneurship and women’s empowerment. The participants also noted the 75th year of Pakistan-Germany diplomatic relations in 2026.
At a glance
- Pakistan and Germany discussed trade, investment and export obstacles linked to GSP+.
- The meeting covered parliamentary ties, energy, skills, education and entrepreneurship.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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