Minister has identified various sectors to boost exports to the Maldives
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan outlined export opportunities in food, healthcare products, apparel and building supplies during a Pakistan-Maldives business gathering in Islamabad. He urged Maldivian businesses to attend FoodAg 2026 in Karachi, scheduled for November 23-26, and said Pakistan could supply goods including rice, meat, fruit and processed farm products.
The two governments have set a goal of lifting annual trade from about USD 13.9 million to USD 200 million within two years. Both sides also stressed the need for stronger air and sea connections, while the Maldives’ president said its airline was working to introduce flights between Malé and Karachi. A Pakistani business and government delegation is due to visit the Maldives the following week; the wider cooperation agenda also includes cold storage, food processing, technology and tourism.
At a glance
- Pakistan and the Maldives aim to raise bilateral trade to USD 200 million within two years.
- FoodAg 2026 is scheduled to take place in Karachi from November 23-26.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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