KARACHI: Sindh Governor Syed Nihal Hashmi has invited South Korean companies to invest in Pakistan, stressing the need to expand bilateral trade and strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries.
The governor made these remarks during a visit to the Korean Consulate at the invitation of Consul General Joohoon Kim, who welcomed him along with other diplomatic officials.
During the meeting, Hashmi highlighted investment opportunities in agriculture, textiles, minerals, sports goods, manufacturing and the energy sector, saying Pakistan offered considerable potential for Korean businesses.
He also described Pakistan as a potential gateway to the markets of Central Asia and Africa, which could help Korean companies broaden their regional operations.
Consul General Joohoon Kim said South Korean companies were keen to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan, particularly in manufacturing and energy.
Hashmi assured Korean investors of the government’s support and reiterated its commitment to creating a conducive environment for foreign investment.
The two sides also exchanged views on the role of a balanced tariff policy in boosting bilateral trade and encouraging investment.
Highlighting the growing cultural connection between the two countries, the governor noted the increasing popularity of Korean music, television dramas, digital products and beauty items in Pakistan.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to expanding trade, attracting investment and strengthening industrial cooperation between Pakistan and South Korea.
