LAHORE:
The Department of Commerce of Shandong Province (China) recently hosted the China (Shandong)-Pakistan Economic and Trade Matchmaking Conference to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between the two sides in trade cooperation, technology transfer, investment, and factory construction.
The matchmaking conference was held on the side-lines of the Pakistan Industrial Exhibition. Representatives from over 40 enterprises in Shandong Province and more than 100 Pakistani business people gathered to engage in in-depth discussions on multiple topics.
Representatives of enterprises in Shandong Province provided a detailed introduction to their respective advantageous products and technologies, showcasing Shandong’s strong strength in manufacturing, high-tech industries, and other fields. Pakistani business people have shown strong interest in the products and technologies of Shandong enterprises, and the two sides have conducted preliminary negotiations on multiple projects and reached multiple cooperation intentions.
As per Pakistani counterparts, this matchmaking conference not only provided an opportunity for face-to-face communication between the two companies but also built a platform for information sharing and resource docking for the participants. Through this matchmaking conference, enterprises in Shandong Province have further understood the demand and potential of the Pakistani market, laying a solid foundation for future expansion in the Pakistani market. At the same time, the Pakistani business community has gained a deeper understanding of the technological strength and product quality of Chinese companies, opening up broader opportunities for future cooperation between the two sides.
In addition to attending the matchmaking conference, the Shandong enterprises also participated in the 8th Pakistan Industrial Expo. This expo attracted nearly a hundred Chinese manufacturing companies to participate, with the theme of “Promoting China-Pakistan Cooperation and Building the Industrial Future Together”. It not only showcased the latest products and technologies in core industries such as machine tool manufacturing, engineering machinery, automotive equipment, hardware and building materials but also became an important platform for Chinese and Pakistani enterprises to deepen cooperation and expand markets.
This expo started on November 9 and lasted for three days. Multiple forums and seminars were held during the expo, inviting industry experts and scholars to have in-depth discussions and exchanges on topics such as industrial development and technological innovation. The expo contributed new strength to China, Pakistan, and South Asia’s industrial development, while providing more opportunities for enterprises to expand their international markets and achieve business growth.