Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan is in South Korea to boost bilateral economic relations and fostering trade and investment opportunities between the two countries.

During the visit, Jam Kamal Khan will sign Pakistan-Korea Economic Partnership Agreement, a landmark development expected to double the trade volume between the two countries.  

The agreement also aims to position Pakistan as a competitive destination for Korean manufacturing operations, leveraging the nation’s strategic location and lower production costs.

The Minister has also meetings scheduled with the Korean Trade Minister, leading Korean investors, and representatives from K-EXIM Bank to discuss the expansion of financial cooperation.