Balochistan signs MoUs with trade bodies ahead of investment expo
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Profit by Pakistan Today reported that Balochistan’s investment board has entered into cooperation agreements with four business organisations before a provincial trade and investment event. The signatories are the Quetta Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Quetta Chamber of Small Industries, Women Chamber of Commerce and Pak-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce. BBoIT Vice Chairman Bilal Khan Kakar said the partnerships are intended to improve coordination with businesses and help local products reach markets at home and abroad.
The Balochistan Investment and Trade Expo 2026 is scheduled for Quetta on November 18 and 19, where investors, traders and industrialists are expected to meet and learn about projects in the province. Kakar said the provincial administration wants to draw both Pakistani and overseas capital, with possible activity spanning areas such as minerals, farming, livestock, fishing, power and tourism. The board is also working with private-sector groups and other institutions to turn the province’s economic potential into investment projects.
At a glance
- BBoIT signed cooperation agreements with four business and trade organisations.
- BITE 2026 is scheduled for Quetta on November 18 and 19.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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