ISLAMABAD: Malaysia has shown keen interest in procuring anti-tank missilesfrom Pakistan, Finance Minister Asad Umar told media.
The revelation was made after delegation-level talks between the twocountries’ leaders at Prime Minister House in Islamabad on Friday.
Umar said the visiting delegation also sought participation of JF-17Thunder aircraft in a defence fair to be held in Malaysia in the nearfuture.
The finance minister said both sides agreed on business and investmentworth hundreds of millions of dollars in diverse fields.
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Malaysia would import Halal meat and rice from Pakistan, while the twosides also agreed to open branches of their banks in the two countries, headded.
A day earlier, Prime Minister’s Adviser on Commerce and Textiles,Industries and Investment Abdul Razak Dawood had said Pakistan expectsinvestments of US $900 million during the Malaysian prime minister’s visit.
