DG Khan: Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited has joined the Pakistan Agricultural Coalition as a patron to support efforts aimed at modernising Pakistan’s agriculture sector and improving farm productivity.

The partnership was formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding signed in Islamabad on June 18, 2026. Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited, one of Pakistan’s leading agricultural machinery manufacturers, will work with PAC as part of a wider private-sector effort to make the country’s agriculture sector more technology-driven, competitive and commercially sustainable.

According to the company, the partnership reflects its commitment to supporting Pakistan’s farmers through mechanisation, productivity improvement and collaboration with government, industry and development partners.

Agriculture remains a major source of livelihood for millions of people in Pakistan and plays a central role in food security and rural development. Al-Ghazi said its association with PAC would allow the company to contribute its field experience and links with the farming community to national efforts for agricultural growth.

Yasin Seker, Chief Executive Officer of Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited, said the company has worked alongside Pakistan’s farmers for more than four decades.

“Joining the Pakistan Agricultural Coalition allows us to bring that experience to a wider national effort,” he said, adding that the future of agriculture depends on modernisation, technology and stronger cooperation between the private sector and government.

Kazim Saeed, Chief Executive Officer of the Pakistan Agricultural Coalition, welcomed Al-Ghazi Tractors to the coalition and said the participation of a leading manufacturer would strengthen efforts to develop and scale commercially viable solutions for the agriculture sector.

PAC is working with business and financial groups to support a more private sector-led, entrepreneurial and globally competitive agriculture economy in Pakistan.

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