Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan has arrived in Istanbul, Türkiye, to represent Pakistan at the 42nd Session of the Standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (COMCEC).
During his visit, the minister will participate in the COMCEC ministerial sessions, which focus on strengthening economic and commercial cooperation among OIC member states.
Jam Kamal to Hold Bilateral Trade Meetings
The Commerce Minister is also scheduled to meet his counterparts from Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
These meetings will focus on strengthening bilateral trade relations, expanding market access and identifying new opportunities for economic cooperation.
The discussions are expected to support Pakistan’s efforts to develop stronger commercial partnerships with key OIC member countries.
COMCEC Session to Focus on Trade and Exports
The 42nd COMCEC Session will address ways to increase trade among OIC member states. It will also focus on encouraging private-sector participation and developing effective trade financing mechanisms to support export growth.
These priorities aim to improve economic links among member countries and create opportunities for businesses across the Islamic world.
Pakistan Seeks Stronger Economic Partnerships
Pakistan’s participation reflects its commitment to expanding international economic partnerships and strengthening regional trade connectivity.
Through the COMCEC platform, Pakistan aims to promote mutually beneficial cooperation and explore new avenues for trade and investment with OIC member states.
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