Islamabad: According to news published on Pakistan and China have committed to collaborate to establish a more effective digital payment system for all Belt and Road countries.
According to reports, the Pakistani government is focusing on the development of e-commerce with the assistance of China, which is now dominating the e-commerce globe. China’s e-commerce transactions were valued USD 2 trillion last year, according to sources.
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During his speech at the 4th Belt and Road Service Trade Cooperation Forum, Pakistani Ambassador to China Moin ul Haque noted that Pakistan wants to boost e-commerce infrastructure, modernise the e-payment industry, and update the telecommunication sector.
While speaking at the summit, Airwallex Greater China Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Wu Kai stated that there is a need to make payments more effective at a cheaper cost and to assist clients in managing their financial risks. He went on to remark that the global trade and digital economy are both growing at a rapid pace, necessitating an increase in demand for digital payment services.
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The CEO also emphasised the importance of the banking sector, citing the fact that certain countries lack basic financial infrastructure. He stated that the company can construct a strong base on which other countries can build payment software or applications.
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