Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan has announced the inaugural “Made in Pakistan” Trade and Investment Conference in Jeddah, a milestone event aimed at showcasing Pakistan's industrial capabilities and fostering international partnerships. The event is poised to bolster Pakistan’s global trade profile and attract foreign investment.
Scheduled over three days, the conference will feature a diverse range of activities, including an industrial exhibition, B2B matchmaking sessions, and a gala dinner. More than 125 exhibitors will showcase products from key sectors such as textiles, leather, agriculture, surgical goods, engineering, construction, sports goods, pharmaceuticals, and information technology.
Jam Kamal Khan emphasized the importance of focused business matchmaking during the B2B sessions, aiming to forge impactful connections between Pakistani businesses and international buyers. "This event is a golden opportunity for Pakistan to connect with global markets and position its products and services on the international stage," the minister stated.
The exhibition is expected to attract significant attention, with Saudi Arabia expressing full cooperation in organizing the event. This reflects strong regional interest in Pakistan’s industries and underscores the potential for lucrative business deals.
The event also aims to promote "Made in Pakistan" products worldwide by linking local businesses with global investors and buyers. To maximize outreach and ensure the event’s success, the minister has directed a robust media campaign targeting both local and international audiences.
With growing excitement around the event, the "Made in Pakistan" Trade and Investment Conference is set to be a landmark initiative, driving Pakistan’s export potential and strengthening its presence in the global market.
