Nigeria and Pakistan bi-lateral trade volume has been estimated to increase to $1 billion next year, a $700 million gap from the recent $300 million.

CEOAFRICA news desk gathered this hint from the statement of the high commissioner to Pakistan Dauda Danladi, in Kano during an interface between a 40-man Pakistani trade delegation who currently visited Nigeria and members of the Kano Chamber of Commerce, Mines, Industry and Agriculture (KACCIMA).

According to Danladi who said the trade activities between the two countries are primarily in areas of textile and pharmaceutical products, the on-going visit of the Pakistan trade delegation to Nigeria is part of the deliberate efforts geared at achieving the anticipated trade target.