Pakistan offers 1,000 acres of land to Turkish investors in Karachi Industrial Park
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Pakistan has set aside 1,000 acres in Karachi Industrial Park for Turkish businesses, inviting them to establish factories and expand operations, Profit by Pakistan Today reported. Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan presented the opportunity to Türkiye’s Trade Minister Ömer Bolat during a meeting in Istanbul alongside the 42nd COMCEC session.
Bolat said he would send a Turkish officials’ delegation to Pakistan to examine trade arrangements and identify ways to deepen bilateral commerce. He also offered support for greater imports of Pakistani mangoes, while the ministers discussed market access for the fruit and promotion of Pakistani Basmati rice in Türkiye. The discussions also covered broader commercial cooperation and using stronger trade data to support economic coordination among OIC members.
At a glance
- Pakistan has earmarked 1,000 acres in Karachi Industrial Park for Turkish enterprises.
- Türkiye plans to send officials to Pakistan to review bilateral trade arrangements.
- The ministers discussed expanding Pakistani mango exports and promoting Basmati rice.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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