Market by market
Trade corridors
Gujranwala’s international work, market by market: what each corridor means for the city’s firms, the Chamber’s partners there, and the services that help.
Proposed programme. The corridor pages are how the new website proposes to organise GCCI’s international work. They describe the Chamber’s existing services and partners; they are not a separate programme GCCI has announced.
Six corridors
Where the Chamber has links.
Each corridor page lists the Chamber’s partners in that market, where there are any, and the services that apply. Trade figures will be added only when the Chamber supplies them with a source.
People’s Republic of China
01CPEC & China
Machinery, materials and partners from China; investment linked to the economic corridor.
No partner listed yet
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan
02Central Asia
Overland markets to the north-west for consumer goods, food and building products.
No partner listed yet
United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain
03GCC & Dubai
Gulf buyers and Dubai’s trading houses, with a partner council and an airline on the register.
2 partners on the MoU register
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
04United Kingdom
A British-Pakistani business network and two partner bodies on the register.
2 partners on the MoU register
Republic of Korea
05Korea
Two partner bodies of Pakistani business in Korea; technology, machinery and buyers.
2 partners on the MoU register
United States of America
06United States
Three Pakistani-American chambers on the register, plus one business association whose base GCCI has yet to confirm; a large consumer market.
4 partners on the MoU register
International desk
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