Commerce Minister to lead Pakistan’s trade push at Hong Kong summit
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Pakistan will be represented at the Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong by Federal Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan, who is scheduled to be there between September 8 and 11, 2026, according to Mettis Link News. The minister is due to give a special address at the event and join several key sessions, while also holding high-level talks with senior figures and officials from Hong Kong and other nations.
Beyond the summit, Jam Kamal will hold discussions with business bodies and investors aimed at widening trade links and drawing in investment, as reported by APP. He will also meet members of the Pakistani community living abroad, a step meant to deepen Pakistan's economic relations with its global partners. The programme spans official, business and community engagements across four days.
At a glance
- The four-day visit to Hong Kong centres on the Belt and Road Summit.
- The minister will deliver a special address and join key sessions at the summit.
- Meetings with business organisations and investors aim to explore trade and investment opportunities.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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