Doha: Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan convened a series of high-level meetings in Doha, aiming to enhance trade relations, attract foreign investment, and boost economic cooperation in sectors such as agriculture, food security, industrial development, and hospitality.

According to Press Information Department, the minister engaged with key figures, including the Secretary-General of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, Qatar’s Minister of Municipality, and the Chairman of Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industries. These discussions focused on expanding bilateral and multilateral trade, strengthening private-sector linkages, and achieving the D-8’s US$500 billion trade target by 2030.

In a pivotal meeting with Qatar’s Minister of Municipality, both parties explored avenues for collaboration in agriculture and food security, emphasizing the potential for institutional and business-level partnerships. Additionally, the minister invited Qatari investors to Pakistan’s Special Economic Zones, highlighting opportunities in the Karachi industrial area and the country’s strategic position for accessing regional markets.

Discussions with the Chairman of Qatar Chamber centered on enhancing trade connectivity and supply-chain networks. The dialogue underscored the importance of improved logistics infrastructure and regional transport connections in facilitating trade and reducing barriers.

In talks with Retaj Group, Jam Kamal Khan explored potential hospitality investments and joint ventures, recognizing the sector’s role in fostering private investment and economic ties.

The meetings underscored Pakistan’s commitment to diversifying economic partnerships and strengthening its role in global trade networks. The engagements highlighted the significance of private-sector cooperation and regional integration in achieving sustainable economic growth.