ISLAMABAD: India has offered to sell power to energy-starved Pakistan.
Commerce Secretary Zafar Mehmood talking to media at Parliament House Islamabad said the offer will be discussed at the meeting of the Commerce Secretaries of India and Pakistan to be held in Islamabad on April 27-28.
He did not give details when New Delhi had made the offer.
Replying a question, Commerce Secretary said the agenda of the trade talks comprise of an extensive agenda, however, Pakistan could not declare India as the Most Favored Nation due to reservations over certain aspects.
The meeting between the Commerce Secretaries is part of the resumed dialogue process between the two countries.
Commerce Secretary Zafar Mehmood talking to media at Parliament House Islamabad said the offer will be discussed at the meeting of the Commerce Secretaries of India and Pakistan to be held in Islamabad on April 27-28.
He did not give details when New Delhi had made the offer.
Replying a question, Commerce Secretary said the agenda of the trade talks comprise of an extensive agenda, however, Pakistan could not declare India as the Most Favored Nation due to reservations over certain aspects.
The meeting between the Commerce Secretaries is part of the resumed dialogue process between the two countries.
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