Business leaders depart for Pakistan Economic Summit in Islamabad
Industry representatives from the leather, manufacturing and business sectors travel to the federal capital to participate in discussions on Pakistan’s economic future.
Business leaders pose for a group photograph before departing for the Pakistan Economic Summit in Islamabad.
Leading representatives of Pakistan’s business community departed for Islamabad to participate in the Pakistan Economic Summit, where policymakers, industry leaders and economic experts are expected to discuss investment, trade, industrial growth and the country’s economic outlook.
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A group photograph taken at the airport captured prominent business figures ahead of their departure, reflecting the private sector’s active participation in one of the country’s key economic forums.
Industry representatives join summit
Among those travelling to Islamabad were Pakistan Tanners Association Chairman Danish Aman, Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) Senior Vice President Zahid Hameed, FPCCI Sports Committee Convener Javed Iqbal, and FPCCI Corporate and Relations Committee Convener Syed Turab Shah.
The delegation is expected to engage in discussions on strengthening Pakistan’s industrial sector, promoting investment and enhancing public-private collaboration to support sustainable economic growth.
Focus on economic development
The Pakistan Economic Summit brings together stakeholders from government, industry and academia to exchange ideas on economic reforms, business competitiveness and long-term development strategies.
Business leaders attending the summit are expected to contribute recommendations on improving the investment climate, expanding exports and supporting industrial development across Pakistan.
