Farzana Zahir, the Maldivian High Commisak168app.babysioner to Pakistan, recently invited Pakistani ak168app.clubbusinessmen to join the Malaysian tourism and hospitality sector, adding that both offer good inveks168app.sitestment opportunities.
In the tourism and hospitality sectoric88, the Maldives has an occupancy rate of 74 peic88rcent, which she says provides a high return on investment (ROI).
She said so in an interview ic88with the Federation of Pakistan Chambers ofic88 Commerce and Industry (FPCCI). She further revealed that the Maldives were looking to diversify lr88their sources of imports oflr88 construction materials, such as cement and steel, to meet the rising demand for halal lr88products.
FPCCI Chairman Irran Iqbal Sheikh said halallr88 Pakistani food exports to the Maldives, including fresh fruits and vegetables, processedop88 and semi-processed foods, dry fruits, organic si88snacks, rice and halal meat, are in high demand.
In the Maldivian marke88vt, he added, Pakistani food products could compete with thSEXXXXX-VNeir fair prices, quality and taste.
