ISLAMABAD, OCT 13 /DNA/ – Pakistan and Kuwait, bound by historic ties of friendship and mutual support, are set to take another major step forward in strengthening their economic relations with the upcoming Kuwait-Pakistan Business Expo 2025, scheduled to be held from December 11 to 13, 2025, in Kuwait. The event aims to provide a world-class platform for promoting Pakistani products, exploring joint ventures, and deepening trade and investment cooperation between the two brotherly nations.
While talking to a visiting delegation of the organizing committee of the Kuwait-Pakistan Business Expo 2025, President Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) Sardar Tahir Mehmood said that economic ties between Pakistan and Kuwait have been on an upward trajectory, supported by decades of mutual trust and cooperation. He noted that Kuwait has always stood by Pakistan in times of need, and both countries have signed several agreements in the fields of defense, investment, and health cooperation.
Sardar Tahir Mehmood emphasized that the business communities of both nations should actively explore joint ventures and partnerships to unlock mutual trade and investment potential. He expressed confidence that the Kuwait-Pakistan Business Expo 2025 would serve as a catalyst for trade diversification, industrial collaboration, and economic growth.
Through stronger partnerships and mutual understanding, both countries can achieve a balanced, win-win trade relationship that benefits our economies and strengthens bilateral ties, he added.
Head of the Kuwaiti delegation, Muhammad Saleem Ansari, along with Dr. S. Sam, said that the Expo would be a major opportunity for Pakistani entrepreneurs to showcase their capabilities and expand their footprint in the Gulf market. They said the objective of the Expo is to provide a world-class exhibition platform that promotes trade, investment, and partnerships between Pakistani businesses and Kuwaiti markets, thereby fostering mutual prosperity.
In his vote of thanks, ICCI Senior Vice President Tahir Ayub reaffirmed the Chamber’s commitment to fostering robust trade and investment relations between Pakistan and Kuwait. He assured that ICCI would play a proactive role in promoting the event through its extensive communication and business network. He lauded the initiative as an ideal platform for Pakistani investors and entrepreneurs to build long-term linkages with their counterparts in Kuwait and across the region.
Those present on the occasion also included Vice President Mohammad Irfan Chaudhry, Executive Members Malik Aqeel Ahmad, Imran Minhas, ICCI member Israr ul Haq Mishwani and other.
