Why is China-India trade so high, asks Sharif

July 07, 2013 20:08

Citing the booming China-India trade, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today expressed concern over his country's comparatively lower volume of trade with all-weather ally China and blamed the previous regimes for not taking proper steps to advance business ties with Beijing.

Sharif, who arrived in Beijing on July 3, said he would set up a 'China Cell' in his office to supervise the progress of Chinese projects to oversee and pursue the execution of Chinese projects to steer Pakistan out of the energy crisis.

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