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Tuesday 22nd of September 2026 E-paper
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  Pakistan Exhibition to showcase business opportunities for Bangladesh

Special Correspondent: A major exhibition highlighting Pakistan’s products and business opportunities is set to open in Dhaka on Tuesday, with organisers expecting it to create new avenues for trade and investment between Pakistan and Bangladesh.

The 4th Made in Pakistan Exhibition, themed “Bridging Gaps,” will be inaugurated at 10:30am on September 22 at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) in Dhaka.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a Pakistan-Bangladesh Business Opportunities Conference, aimed at bringing businesses and stakeholders from the two countries together and facilitating greater commercial engagement.

Fahad Barlas, chairman and executive committee member of the Pakistan Association of Exhibition Industry (PAEI), has invited guests to the inaugural ceremony.

The event is being organised by PAEI, with support from Pakistan’s Ministry of Planning, Development and Special Initiatives. Several organisations are associated with the exhibition as logistics, support, hospitality, airline and venue partners.

According to the invitation, the exhibition is designed to showcase Pakistani products and provide a platform for businesses to explore commercial opportunities in Bangladesh.

The event is expected to bring together entrepreneurs, exporters, importers and other business representatives interested in expanding trade links between the two countries.

The exhibition will be held at ICCB, Dhaka, and is scheduled to begin with the inaugural ceremony at 10:30am on Tuesday.

The organisers have described the fourth edition of the exhibition as an initiative to “bridge gaps” and promote business opportunities between Pakistan and Bangladesh.

With the two countries’ business communities seeking opportunities for wider commercial engagement, the exhibition could provide a platform for direct interaction between companies and potential business partners.

Event at a glance:
Event: 4th Made in Pakistan Exhibition
Theme: “Bridging Gaps”
Conference: Pakistan-Bangladesh Business Opportunities Conference
Date: September 22, 2026
Time: 10:30am
Venue: International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB), Dhaka
Organiser: Pakistan Association of Exhibition Industry (PAEI)



  
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