Pakistani and Canadian officials have discussed ways to deepen cooperation in trade, mining, and agriculture, the Pakistani commerce ministry said on Saturday, with both sides seeking to expand economic ties. The statement came after Pakistani Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan met with Canadian High Commissioner to Pakistan Tarik Ali Khan, which focused on expanding bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, mining, agriculture, energy, and emerging sectors.
“During the meeting, both sides reviewed the evolving global economic landscape and underscored the need for adaptive trade strategies amid shifting supply chains and geopolitical realignments,” the commerce ministry said in a statement. “The federal minister emphasized Pakistan’s intent to diversify partnerships and attract quality foreign investment, particularly in value-adding and export-oriented sectors.”