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Govt To Tap WTO To Attract Foreign Investment
22 March, 2005
By Sajid Chaudhry
ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to extend foreign direct investment opportunities to member countries of the World Trade Organisation some time in May. The opportunities will be in eight major areas of the services sector, under the General Agreement on Trade and Services, a senior official told Daily Times on Tuesday.
Pakistan has delayed such offer by about a year and a half while other WTO member countries have already submitted their offers to the WTO Secretariat.
The official said Pakistan would open up the financial, transport, telecommunication, education, legal, accounting, health and environment service sectors.