TN Media News – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
‘Made in Pakistan’ Exhibition Boosts Economic Ties with Saudi Arabia
By Noor-ul-Hasan Gujjar
Pakistan’s first-ever single-country exhibition, Made in Pakistan, was officially inaugurated at the Jeddah International Exhibition and Conference Centre, marking a key step in the country’s Middle East Reconnect Strategy. The three-day event aims to strengthen economic relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia through trade and investment.
A Strategic Economic Milestone:
The exhibition was opened by Pakistan’s Commerce Minister, Jam Kamal, who described it as a milestone in economic diplomacy.
We are committed to enhancing our economic relations with Saudi Arabia,” said Kamal. “This exhibition fosters direct business interactions and long-term cooperation.”
Showcasing Pakistani Excellence:
The event features 137 Pakistani companies displaying a range of products including:
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Textiles, Sports goods, Food products, Construction materials, Engineering and service solutions
These products reflect Pakistan’s heritage, skill, and passion for excellence, noted Kamal.
Untapped Trade Opportunities:
Despite already strong ties, the Minister stressed that vast opportunities remain for growth.
Pakistan, with 240 million people and rich natural resources, offers diverse investment prospects. Recent developments include the signing of 34 MOUs worth $2.8 billion, with further talks underway in energy, mining, agriculture, and human resources.
Saudi Arabia is our largest employment market, Kamal added, highlighting future potential linked to global events like the World Expo and FIFA World Cup.
Strong Saudi Support and Participation
High-level Saudi officials attended the event, including:
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Mr. Ibrahim Almubarak, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Investment, Mr. Hassan Moejeb Alhwaiz, Chairperson, Council of Saudi Chambers
The exhibition also drew a large turnout from the Saudi business community and Pakistani business leaders, all showing strong interest in building new partnerships.
Diplomatic and Business Engagement:
Pakistan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mr. Ahmad Farooq, welcomed the guests and thanked the Saudi leadership for their cooperation.
He emphasized the exhibition’s role in deepening bilateral ties and promoting sustainable business engagement.
Conclusion: The Made in Pakistan exhibition stands as a powerful symbol of growing cooperation between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. It serves not only as a platform for business promotion but also as a bridge for future collaboration in key economic sectors.
🔹 Event Duration: 3 days
🔹 Location: Jeddah International Exhibition & Conference Centre
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