Pakistan–Egypt Economic Partnership Enters New Phase with Strategic Cooperation Plan

In a significant development for regional economic cooperation, Pakistan and Egypt have agreed to establish a joint strategic framework to expand economic partnership and sector-based collaboration, marking the beginning of a new era in bilateral trade and investment.

The advancement comes under the support of SIFC, enabling both nations to open broader avenues for cooperation across multiple commercial and industrial fields.

During the D-8 Council of Trade Ministers meeting, Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan held a crucial discussion with Egypt’s Minister of Investment Hassan Al-Khatib. The conversation focused on enhancing trade flows, attracting investment, and increasing private-sector participation between the two countries.

Both sides expressed strong interest in expanding partnership in textiles, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and other key industries. Agreement was also reached to improve mutual access to ports and introduce visa facilitation, paving the way for smoother trade operations.

The two countries reaffirmed that digital modernization will play a central role in strengthening economic ties and unlocking new markets. To maintain momentum, Pakistan and Egypt decided to establish joint working groups for priority sectors and regularly assess progress.

With SIFC’s continuous efforts driving industrial and commercial growth, Pakistan views this partnership as a strategic step toward sustainable expansion and diversification of bilateral trade, while creating fresh investment opportunities for both nations.