Iran holds trade exhibition in Karachi
Muhammad Toori
Press TV, Karachi
Iran's Solo Trade Exhibition features over 50 Iranian companies across a variety of sectors, such as agriculture, food industry, tourism, oil, gas, and petrochemicals. The exhibition aims to boost trade ties between Tehran and Islamabad and provide a platform for businesses to display their products and services.
Iran is displaying a wide array of products and services in its trade exhibition in Karachi. The national trade promotion organizations of the two countries are set to sign cooperation agreements to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
An 80-member trade and economic delegation from Iran, led by Alireza Peiman-Pak, the head of the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran, attended the exhibition and later signed cooperation agreements with his Pakistani counterparts.
The exhibition is the fourth and largest held by Iran in Pakistan since November 2021, with previous events taking place in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.
The new trade agreements are aimed at further reducing barriers between the two countries. Both governments are using political and diplomatic avenues to further develop bilateral cooperation. A similar exhibition is also scheduled to be held in Tehran this year by Pakistani businesspeople.
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