DOHA, October 26, 2026: Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan has called for stronger trade and investment partnerships with Qatar and Türkiye, highlighting Pakistan’s potential in agriculture, technology and skilled manpower during the Global Investment Forum 2026 in Doha.
Addressing the forum, the minister said Pakistan possesses significant capabilities in agricultural production and technology, while its skilled workforce could make an important contribution to Qatar’s economic development.
According to the Ministry of Commerce, Jam Kamal Khan also held a series of meetings with Qatari business leaders and a senior Turkish official to explore opportunities for expanding economic cooperation, attracting investment and strengthening commercial ties.
Pakistan invites Qatari investment in key sectors
During a meeting with Qatar Businessmen Association Chairman Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al Thani, the commerce minister discussed ways to strengthen bilateral trade and economic cooperation.
Both sides emphasised expanding collaboration in information technology, logistics, agriculture and food security.
Jam Kamal Khan invited Qatari investors to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan, while both sides agreed to encourage direct engagement between their respective business communities.
The discussions focused on developing stronger commercial partnerships and identifying areas where businesses from the two countries could benefit from closer cooperation.
Agricultural trade and food security cooperation
The minister also met Ali Hilal Al Kuwari, Chief Executive Officer of Hassad Food, to discuss cooperation in agriculture, food security and agricultural trade.
The meeting explored opportunities for strengthening agricultural supply chains and establishing long-term commercial partnerships.
Jam Kamal Khan said Pakistan has substantial capacity to supply high-quality agricultural products to Qatar, highlighting the potential for expanding bilateral agricultural trade.
He also invited Hassad Food to participate in FoodAg 2026 in Karachi, an event aimed at promoting agricultural products and business opportunities.
Pakistan, Türkiye discuss trade corridors and investment
In a separate meeting, Jam Kamal Khan held discussions with Türkiye’s Deputy Minister of Trade Mustafa Tuzcu on expanding bilateral trade and investment.
The two officials emphasised strengthening cooperation in agriculture, food security, energy and minerals, alongside opportunities in industry and technology.
They also discussed the importance of improving regional connectivity and trade corridors to facilitate commercial exchanges.
The commerce minister said stronger trade links would improve market access for businesses in both countries and create new opportunities for economic cooperation.
He invited Turkish investors to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan’s priority sectors, particularly minerals.
Both sides agreed to maintain regular dialogue and pursue practical cooperation to strengthen bilateral economic relations.
Global Investment Forum highlights emerging opportunities
Jam Kamal Khan reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to expanding international economic partnerships and attracting foreign investment.
The three-day Global Investment Forum 2026, being held in Doha from October 25 to 27, brings together ministers, investors and business leaders from different countries.
The forum focuses on artificial intelligence, energy, infrastructure and sustainable investment, providing participating countries with opportunities to present their economic priorities and investment potential.
Pakistan is using the event to highlight investment opportunities across multiple sectors and engage with international businesses interested in expanding their presence in the country.