ISTANBUL: Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan has emphasized the need for deeper economic integration and enhanced trade financing access among Islamic countries. Speaking at the 42nd session of the Standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Khan highlighted the potential for increased trade collaboration to drive prosperity across the Islamic world.

According to Radio Pakistan, the minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s dedication to fostering economic and commercial partnerships with member states of the OIC. He noted that Pakistan has implemented measures to modernize its trade ecosystem, mitigate export-related risks, and support businesses in accessing new markets.

Khan also addressed global economic challenges, advocating for closer cooperation in areas such as digital integration, artificial intelligence, and sustainable development. He urged OIC member states to work together towards stronger economic integration and sustainable prosperity.