Chairman of the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade (PBIT), Muntaha Ashraf, met with high-level delegations from ASEAN countries
Chairman of the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade (PBIT), Muntaha Ashraf, met with high-level delegations from ASEAN countries
Chairman of the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade (PBIT), Muntaha Ashraf, met with high-level delegations from ASEAN countries, including Brunei, Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia. The meetings was focused on expanding regional trade and fostering economic collaboration, marked a significant step in strengthening ties between Pakistan and ASEAN nations.
Ayesha Mohd Salleh, the distinguished delegate from Brunei, led the Brunei delegation, initiating vital discussions on increasing trade, investment, and technological collaboration between ASEAN and Pakistan. The delegations from Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia also engaged in productive dialogues, covering diverse sectors such as infrastructure, technology, agriculture, Shrimps farming, and manufacturing.
Chairman Muntaha Ashraf emphasized the importance of building long-term economic partnerships between ASEAN and Pakistan. She stressed that the conference provided a valuable platform for exploring new business opportunities and enhancing regional cooperation, which is essential for mutual growth and prosperity. The event highlighted key areas of collaboration, including trade agreements, joint ventures, and cultural exchange initiatives.
“Strengthening economic relationships with ASEAN countries is a priority for Pakistan, and this conference is an important step in realizing that vision. By fostering collaboration across multiple sectors, we can pave the way for sustainable growth and regional stability,” said Muntaha Ashraf.
The meeting aims was to promote Pakistan’s position as a key player in the regional economic landscape. This engagement also aimed to enhance dialogue between government and private sector leaders to identify new opportunities for trade, investment, and innovation.
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