Islamabad, Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing market accessibility for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with a specific focus on fostering economic ties with Egypt. This intent was highlighted during talks between Pakistan’s Caretaker Minister for Commerce, Industries and Investments, Dr. Gohar Ejaz, and Egypt’s Minister of Commerce, Ahmed Samir, in Cairo.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the meeting between Dr. Ejaz and Minister Samir centered on exploring avenues for collaboration across various key sectors such as agriculture, textiles, engineering, and services. The discussions emphasized the mutual benefits that both Pakistan and Egypt stand to gain from expanded economic and trade relationships.

This dialogue underscores a significant move by Pakistan to deepen its economic cooperation with countries in the MENA region. By focusing on sectors that are crucial to both nations, Pakistan and Egypt are laying the groundwork for a stronger economic partnership.

The commitment from both sides to enhance their economic ties reflects an understanding of the potential that such cooperation holds for boosting their respective economies. This initiative is part of Pakistan’s broader strategy to integrate more closely with regional markets, recognizing the importance of international trade and investment for national growth and development.