Jakarta, 19 October 2025 — Positive developments emerged from the 2025 Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) in BSD City, as a business delegation from Sindh Province, Pakistan — coordinated by the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Karachi successfully concluded trade and cooperation agreements worth USD 22.9 million.
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These agreements were formalized through several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between Pakistani and Indonesian companies across a wide range of sectors, including natural commodities, automotive parts, textiles and fashion, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, as well as food and beverages.
Among the major collaborations was a partnership between Mehran Commercial Enterprises (Pakistan) with ASTRA Otoparts (Indonesia) and PT APM Armada Autoparts (AAA), establishing a long-term supply cooperation valued at around USD 3 million over the next year. Other deals include cooperation between PT Indorana Jaya and Orb Exim Corporation Pvt. Ltd in natural resin trade, and between PT Anugrah Cita Era Food (ACEFOOD) and AS Enterprises for snack products.
In addition, a series of strategic MoUs were signed between Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan, PT Aspirasi Hidup Indonesia, and several Indonesian business associations — such as the Indonesian Medical Device Producers Association (ASPAKI), Indonesian Laboratory Equipment Association (GASKELAB), Indonesian Exporters Association (GPEI-Jakarta), Indonesian Filament Yarn & Fiber Producers Association (APSyFI), and the Indonesia Trading House of KADIN.
The signing ceremony took place in a warm and cordial atmosphere during a Networking Dinner hosted by the Indonesian Consulate General in Karachi at Hotel Santika BSD on Saturday evening (18 October), marking a milestone in strengthening people-to-people and business-to-business relations between both nations.
“The Pakistani business community showed great enthusiasm during the Expo. We facilitated over 140 business matching sessions between Pakistani and Indonesian entrepreneurs,” said Mudzakir M.A., Consul General of Indonesia in Karachi.
“Tonight’s event was a fitting conclusion to the productive visit of the Pakistani delegation. We are pleased to see many tangible collaborations taking shape,” he added.
Leaders of Pakistani business associations also expressed appreciation for the facilitation provided by KJRI Karachi. Shamon Zaki, President of the Pakistan Indonesia Business Forum (PIBF), commended the strong partnership and constructive engagement that resulted in these meaningful outcomes.
“These MoUs reflect the growing trust and shared vision between business players of both countries,” he noted.
Similarly, Uzair Nizam, President of the Pakistan–Indonesia Business and Cultural Network (PIBCN), remarked that the outcomes demonstrate the increasing potential for Pakistan–Indonesia collaboration in South Asia and beyond.
“The Consulate General of Indonesia in Karachi has played a pivotal role in fostering stronger business linkages and promoting mutual economic growth,” he stated.
The Sindh delegation, comprising 25 representatives from diverse industries — including automotive, food, and general commodities — as well as leaders from major trade associations such as PIBF, PIBCN, and the Pakistan Indonesia Business Council (PIBC), participated in TEI 2025 from 15–19 October.
Their program included visits to the Trade Expo, business matching sessions at ICE BSD, a Networking Forum at Hotel Atria Serpong jointly supported by the Indonesian Embassy in Islamabad, and various company visits.
Organized annually by Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade, Trade Expo Indonesia is the country’s premier trade exhibition, showcasing high-quality Indonesian products and serving as a platform to strengthen global partnerships.
The Pakistan–Indonesia trade relationship continues to advance positively, with both sides actively exploring ways to create more balanced and sustainable trade opportunities in the years ahead.
