SIMAP details surgical sector challenges to probationary trade officers
METTIS GLOBAL • • 1 min read

Mettis Global reported on 4 September 2026 that the Surgical Instruments Manufacturers Association of Pakistan (SIMAP) met probationary officers of the Commerce and Trade Group in Sialkot during their study tour. SIMAP chairman Zeshan Tariq and the association's executive members briefed the visiting officers, who were joined by representatives of PITAD and TDAP. Talks centred on the sector's export possibilities and how much it adds to national output.
Participants heard about the key hurdles facing the industry, including issues that weigh on its growth and competitiveness in overseas markets. The session was followed by a wider exchange that gave the officers insight into export-oriented operations and areas where improvement could be made. According to the report, both sides focused on strengthening the sector and widening its global reach.
At a glance
- SIMAP briefed probationary Commerce and Trade Group officers during a Sialkot study tour.
- Discussions covered export potential, the sector's economic contribution and competitiveness challenges.
- PITAD and TDAP officials accompanied the visiting officers at the meeting.
Originally reported by METTIS GLOBAL
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