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Australia is committed for the growth of Pakistani dairy sector:Peter Heyward

promotional function for Pakistan’s developing Dairy and Livestock sectorpromotional function for Pakistan’s developing Dairy and Livestock sector_MG_0113Lahore : The Australian High Commission, in alliance with the Australian Trade Commission (AUSTRADE) and the Australian Rural Exports (AUSTREX) organized a promotional function for Pakistan’s developing Dairy and Livestock sector at Avari Hotel, Lahore on Wednesday, January 30th, 2013. Chief Guest at the occasion was the Honorable Chief Minister of Punjab, Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif.

Speaking at the event, the Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan, His Excellency Peter Heyward, stated Australia’s unwavering commitment to the growth and development of the Dairy and Livestock sector of the country. He said that his government was happy to share Australia’s unparalleled expertise in Agricultural Research, Innovation, improvement in animal genetics and health with Pakistani entrepreneurs and businessmen working in the sector and looked forward to the day when it would benefit everyone.

Speaking at the occasion, Deputy Speaker of the Punjab Assembly, Rana Mashood, thanked the Australian High Commissioner and said that the Government of Punjab was working tirelessly to improve the economic conditions of the people of the province. He said that the Agricultural and Livestock sectors were the backbone of not just Punjab’s economy but of the whole country and any assistance that could be offered to bolster growth would be a welcome boon for the entire nation.

Honorary Consul of Australia for Punjab,Salim Ghauri, thanked the Australian High Commissioner, HE Peter Heyward as well as the Chief Minister of Punjab for their role in the economic uplift of the country as a whole. He stated that Pakistan has a vast pool of as yet untapped potential which, if cultivated, could result in a sharp upsurge in local food security as well as exports.

The function was attended by numerous agriculturists, livestock farmers, businessmen and entrepreneurs from the Dairy Sector who shared their views, problems and experiences with the Australian High Commissioner and Chief Minister.

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