LAHORE DAY 1 (17 April, 2025) The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) is proud to host HEMS 2025, the largest and most dynamic exhibition of the year, showcasing Pakistan’s growing potential in the healthcare, engineering, and minerals sectors. This prestigious event stands as a beacon of innovation and international collaboration, emphasizing the powerful intersection of these critical industries.
The Expo Center, Lahore, became the hub of groundbreaking advancements as TDAP inaugurated the 4th Health, Engineering & Minerals Show (HEMS). The grand opening was officiated by Mr. Chaudhry Shafay Hussain, Minister for Industries, Commerce & Investment, Government of Punjab. The ceremony was further graced by Mr. Faiz Ahmad, Chief Executive TDAP, and Mr. Sheryar Taj, Secretary, TDAP, who formally initiated the event, setting the stage for a convergence of global technology, trade, and healthcare excellence. Distinguished guests included Mr. Abuzar Shad, President of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Mr. Zain Iftikhar Chaudhry, Regional Chairman & Vice President of FPCCI, who also attended the inauguration.
HEMS 2025 exemplifies Pakistan’s commitment to fostering international trade partnerships in the engineering, mineral and healthcare sectors. With a special emphasis on engaging buyers from Africa, Europe, the Middle East, China, and Central Asian Republics (CARs), the event provides a premier platform for foreign businesses to explore Pakistan’s diverse product offerings and capabilities.
This year, over 900 foreign buyers and importers from 70+ countries are attending HEMS 2025, engaging with approximately 200 Pakistani exhibitors. Prominent participating countries include China, Nigeria, Senegal, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Turkey, Tajikistan, Malaysia, UK, Spain, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Korea, the Philippines, Russia and Vietnam.
HEMS 2025 showcases an impressive 20+ product sectors, including Pharmaceuticals & Surgical Instruments, Agricultural Machinery & Construction Equipment, Automotive & Auto Parts, Sports Goods & Mobile Devices, Chemicals & Electric Appliances, Cosmetics, Cutlery, Gems & Jewelry and Handicrafts and more.
A key feature of this year’s event is the Minerals Investment Pavilion, reflecting Pakistan’s commitment to sustainable development of its mineral resources and Gems and Jewellery Fashion Show.
Following the inauguration, Mr. Faiz Ahmad and Mr. Sheryar Taj held high-level meetings with trade delegations from Sri Lanka, the UAE, and others, promoting bilateral trade opportunities and cooperation.
In a strategic initiative, TDAP invited Regulatory Authorities, Trade Promotion Organizations, and Chambers/Associations from participating countries to ensure broad and effective representation. Furthermore, industrial visits planned for the third day aim to give foreign buyers deeper insight into Pakistan’s industrial landscape.
HEMS 2025 also bridges business with academia. Through collaborative efforts, engineering universities were invited to display their projects under a special composite stall titled STARTUP, showcasing Pakistan’s youth-driven innovation and R&D capabilities.
Running until April 19, 2025, HEMS is set to enhance Pakistan’s global trade image, foster innovation, and stimulate economic activity across the healthcare, engineering, and minerals sectors.
HEMS 2025 is not merely an exhibition—it is a catalyst for innovation, partnerships, and global collaboration, and economic growth.