Islamabad: In a significant step towards strengthening economic relations, Pakistan and Turkey convened a high-level business conference today in Islamabad. The event highlighted the enduring partnership between the two nations, focusing on expanding trade and investment opportunities.

According to Press Information Department, the conference was attended by notable figures including Turkey’s Minister of Commerce, Prof. Dr. Umar Bolat, and Pakistan’s Federal Minister of Privatization and Investment Board, Abdul Aleem Khan. The gathering underscored the long-standing friendship and collaborative spirit between Pakistan and Turkey, with discussions aimed at enhancing bilateral economic cooperation.

Key issues addressed at the conference included opportunities for increasing bilateral trade and investment, particularly in sectors such as IT, tourism, agriculture, and energy. Minister Abdul Aleem Khan emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to creating favorable conditions for Turkish investors and highlighted the potential for synergistic growth by combining Turkish technology and Pakistani raw materials.

The event concluded with both nations agreeing on several joint initiatives designed to deepen economic ties and promote mutual benefits. The presence of Turkey’s Deputy Trade Minister, the President of the Chamber of Commerce, and other senior officials and business leaders underscored the conference’s importance in fostering a robust economic partnership between Pakistan and Turkey.