Starting a business

[adilzahid1992]

Hi guys hope ur all ok, im in the uk, and this time of my life i want to start a partnership bussiness with someone bussiness minded and honest person in pakistan if interested hit me up... cheers

[doctor46]

Its hard to find honest people in pakistan, heard lots of stories where people lost all investment by some partner in pakistan.
go for proprietorship

[vickytulla]

IMHO, You should have a Bussiness ideas and then look for people who have expertise in those areas.. hire them draft a game plan and execute; no bussiness would work on with an outstanding plan by good experts on that domain.

About finding an honest person in Pakistanl well we do can find honest and passionate people if they are paid well and driven with passion; the sotries of lost fortune is going to happen where ever blind and unclaculated investment is done with people who were not even insterested and got in touch just to rip off a foriegner.

I know a Pakistani who sold his forture to open a TakeAway in in Europe and got Ripped off by his "foriegn" partners.... so one has to be careful who is investing you know.

[tintin1]

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[adilzahid1992]

Hi mate gud that u know the script, first pakistan is a gud place nothing against pakistan its my country second u earn in rupees in pakistan but here u earn in pounds much strong and safe currency to invest in and then can spend ur share in rupees which im sure u know is a multiple figure. Im not forcing no one its ones own choice. Cheers

[Xulfiqar]

Hi mate gud that u know the script, first pakistan is a gud place nothing against pakistan its my country second u earn in rupees in pakistan but here u earn in pounds much strong and safe currency to invest in and then can spend ur share in rupees which im sure u know is a multiple figure. Im not forcing no one its ones own choice. Cheers

sounds like a pipe dream - too bad it doesnt work that way

[adilzahid1992]

Thanks for the advo, but ALHAMDULILLAH ive got my bussiness flying, and its been 10 years and i know what im sayin have been managing big brands like marks and spencers, co op, nisa extra, and etc, im afraid without being in rome u dnt know what romans do.... sty bles

[Xulfiqar]

well

I said it on experience too, Im running a business too and deal in USD - I wrote my reply in concern to your post which said to earn in GBP while spending in in PKR - which is not happening no matter how to apply butter to the slice

[stonekiera230]

Make sure to do your due diligence and research potential partners carefully. This can involve conducting background checks, speaking with references, and reviewing their business experience.

[frynaomi384]

Hi there! It's crucial to have a clear understanding of each other's roles and responsibilities. It may be welcomed to have an agreement in place, which outlines the terms and conditions of your partnership. Always consider the different time zones, cultural differences, and language barriers that you may face while working with your partner in Pakistan. Communication and transparency are key to maintaining a strong relationship. At least, these are the points I took into account while working with my foreign partner. Luckily, we got along very well. However, he changed his profession recently and became a financial advisor at https://www.successionresource.com/enterprise-consulting. But our friendship is still as strong as it was. Best of luck with your partnership business!

[Hassan1991]

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