TOKYO -- Pakistan will offer to purchase more American soybean seeds, edible oil and fuel to reduce its trade surplus with the U.S. while inviting investment in its mining and mineral sector during trade talks with the Trump administration, the South Asian country's top official told Nikkei Asia.
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Pakistan to offer to buy more soybeans to slim trade surplus with US
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Pakistan Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan speaks to Nikkei Asia in an interview in Tokyo on May 29. (Photo by Yuji Kuronuma)
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