Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan has opened an Export Display Centre in Doha. The project aims to raise the profile of Pakistani goods in Qatar and open new opportunities for Pakistani exporters.
The centre is meant to act as a showcase for Pakistani products and a meeting point for local exporters and potential buyers in Qatar. The initiative is expected to strengthen Pakistan’s commercial presence in the Qatari market and explore new routes for export growth.
Minister stresses business links and overseas community role
Speaking at the event, the minister said promoting Pakistani products in international markets is important. He also stressed the need for stronger business-to-business ties to expand the country’s export potential.
During his visit, Jam Kamal Khan held an interactive meeting with members of the Pakistani business community based in Qatar. The talks covered ways to boost bilateral trade, form commercial partnerships and increase the presence of Pakistani goods.
Qatar trade talks focus on new market opportunities
Discussions centred on encouraging closer engagement between Pakistani exporters and Qatar-based businesses. Participants also looked at identifying trade opportunities and strengthening commercial links between the two countries.
The minister underscored the role of the overseas Pakistani business community in promoting the country’s products abroad. The inauguration and business engagement formed part of wider efforts to expand Pakistan’s export reach and deepen trade ties with Qatar.
