
Pakistan and Malaysia Sign Four MoUs to Strengthen Trade Relations
- Business
- October 3, 2024
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The business communities of Pakistan and Malaysia signed four Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) on Thursday. The event was overseen by Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan, as detailed in a press release from the Commerce Ministry.
One of the key agreements includes a Letter of Intent (LOI) between Fauji Meat Limited and NSK, establishing a profit-sharing partnership for the distribution, wholesale, and retail of meat. Additionally, the Gobi VC Investment Fund pledged $300,000 to Qistbazar and announced its intention to raise a $50 million fund to support emerging Pakistani startups.
Moreover, SNA Equity committed to investing $5 million in Gamalux Pakistan, with a goal of reaching a total investment of $15 million by 2026. The Pakistan and Malaysia Business Councils also signed an MoU aimed at enhancing cooperation in the Halal trade sector.
These agreements represent a strategic step towards strengthening economic ties and business collaboration between Pakistan and Malaysia, signaling positive prospects for future trade initiatives.