?The cooperation in agriculture had not been developed to a satisfactory level,? he observed while talking to media at the residence of former Nazima of Tando Allahyar district Dr Raheela Magsi here on Monday.
He said that though the textile exports from Pakistan to his country were picking up and the future was more promising after Pakistan gets the General System of Preference (GSP) Plus scheme.
?As far as there is no global recession, the trade in textiles will continue to grow,? he said optimistically.
The consul general said Germany would want to import agricultural items, fruits specially mangoes and sea food from Pakistan. However, he added that there were certain trade conditions concerning the quality that would have to be met for the Pakistani imports to be allowed.
Klinner said the German companies were also working on the energy projects including Hydel and wind in addition to providing consultancy to the government on the Thar Coal project.
?The German power producing companies have great experience of ooharnessing the coal high in lignite content. There are 2 big mining sites in the eastern and western parts of the country where the projects are underway,? he said.
According to him, a great part of that country?s energy comes from the usage of coal as energy for electricity generation.
The consul general noted that Pakistan was relying considerably on gas for power production which was a wastage of the precious natural resource.
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