Pakistan and Kenya have signaled their intent to deepen economic and trade cooperation following a high-level meeting in Islamabad between senior officials from both countries. The talks centered on identifying new avenues for collaboration and expanding the current trade relationship.
During the meeting, Pakistan highlighted key export sectors including agriculture, information technology, and surgical instruments. Officials also discussed the potential for increasing the export of Pakistani-made fans and tractors to Kenya, indicating significant opportunities for growth in these areas. Both sides emphasized the benefits already realized from their trade ties and voiced a strong desire to further enhance these links.
A major focus of the discussion was on boosting participation in each other’s trade fairs and exhibitions, aiming to create more platforms for businesses from both nations to connect and collaborate. The meeting represents an important step toward unlocking new opportunities and strengthening the bilateral economic partnership between Pakistan and Kenya.
