Pakistan's second "International Food and Agriculture Exhibition," facilitated by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), has generated over $1.2 billion in product sales. The event, which aimed to boost agricultural and business growth, also hosted the "Pak-China Agricultural Investment Conference" and the "Pak-Africa Investment Conference." These conferences focused on promoting trade and investment between participating countries.
During the event, the Federal Minister for Commerce held fruitful meetings with delegations from various countries, emphasizing bilateral trade, agricultural exports, and the development of halal product markets. Additionally, a conference titled "Business Opportunities in Africa" was conducted, focusing on enhancing trade and investment between Pakistan and African nations.
Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) Chief Executive Zubair Motiwala expressed optimism, stating that the $1.2 billion in export orders would help achieve the targets set by the Prime Minister. He also highlighted the upcoming Food Agriculture Manufacturing Event in Lahore, which aims to promote mechanized farming and increase production in Pakistan.
The SIFC's facilitation of such governmental initiatives is expected to lay the foundation for an environmentally friendly revolution in the country.