ISLAMABAD: The commerce bodies of Pakistan and Oman have agreed to jointly organize a single-country exhibition to boost trade ties, the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) said on Wednesday.
Pakistan has been eyeing enhanced economic relations with Gulf nations in its bid to attract foreign investment in key sectors. With Oman seen as a key regional player, Islamabad’s focus on expanding trade ties underscores its intentions to access new markets and build long-term economic partnerships.
The development came during a meeting between the FPCCI and the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) officials at the Pakistan Business Forum in Muscat, which also included members of the Pakistani community.
“In a landmark development, FPCCI and OCCI have agreed to jointly organize Pakistan – Oman Single Country exhibition to further cement trade, economic and investment relations between the two countries,” the FPCCI said in a statement.
During the meeting and a networking lunch, participants discussed new trade and investment opportunities, stressing the need to activate the Pakistan–Oman Joint Business Council.
