Jam Kamal Engages in Key Talks with Bangladesh's Industry Advisor in Dhaka

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Jam Kamal Engages in Key Talks with Bangladesh's Industry Advisor in Dhaka

Strengthening Industrial and Trade Ties Between Pakistan and Bangladesh

Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan recently engaged in constructive discussions with Bangladesh's Adviser for Industries, Adilur Rahman Khan, in Dhaka. The meeting aimed to explore new opportunities for industrial cooperation between the two nations. Pakistan's High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Imran Haider, was also present during the dialogue.

The discussions highlighted the importance of leveraging the economic and industrial strengths of both countries to achieve mutual benefits. Key areas of focus included addressing food security challenges, enhancing value addition in the food industry, and aligning industrial technologies. Both parties emphasized the need for knowledge exchange, mutual delegation visits, and collaborative efforts across various sectors.

The Minister for Commerce expressed Pakistan’s strong interest in participating in Bangladesh’s evolving industrial landscape through joint ventures, collaboration, and mutual investments. He stressed the importance of creating a supportive economic environment that fosters industrial growth. Building on the positive trends in bilateral trade, he called for transforming this relationship into a sustainable partnership. He also emphasized the significance of value-added industries in generating revenue and promoting socio-economic development. The minister acknowledged Bangladesh’s progress in key sectors such as pharmaceuticals, textiles, and information technology.

Adilur Rahman Khan, the Adviser for Industries, commended Bangladesh’s advancements in industrial development and recognized its growing demand for industrial resources. He expressed enthusiasm for knowledge sharing and industrial collaboration. The adviser identified several potential areas for cooperation, including leather production, shipbuilding, sugar manufacturing, agro-processing, and support for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to enhance bilateral trade and industrial development through joint efforts.

Engagement with Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI)

In addition to the discussions with the Adviser for Industries, Minister Jam Kamal Khan visited the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) and met with Taskeen Ahmed, the president, and other board members. The purpose of the visit was to explore ways to strengthen trade and investment relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh. The High Commissioner of Pakistan to Bangladesh, Imran Haider, was also present during the meeting.

The minister praised DCCI’s collaboration with the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry in facilitating business networking. He commended DCCI for its role in sharing information related to exporters and importers' databases.

The minister encouraged DCCI to participate in the upcoming 3rd International Food and Agricultural Exhibition (FoodAg), scheduled to take place in Karachi from 25-27 November 2025. Potential areas for collaboration were discussed, including renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, automotive parts, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), and the evolving fashion industry, particularly focusing on youth preferences.

Taskeen Ahmed provided an overview of DCCI’s history and its role in facilitating cross-border business activities. He shared several suggestions for improving bilateral trade, such as increasing delegation exchanges, participation in exhibitions, and enhanced knowledge sharing. The minister noted that DCCI has consistently supported SMEs in seeking business opportunities and suggested establishing stronger connections between SMEs in both countries.

The discussion also touched upon issues like tariff and non-tariff barriers and the need for improved logistics between the two nations. The meeting concluded with a firm resolve to create a more conducive environment for bilateral trade and economic cooperation.

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