KARACHI: A high-level trade delegation of the Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI), led by Senior Vice President KCCI, Muhammad Raza, departed on Saturday for a week-long official visit to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, aimed at strengthening bilateral trade ties and exploring new avenues of economic cooperation.

The delegation comprises a diverse group of prominent exporters, manufacturers, traders, and entrepreneurs representing key sectors including textiles, agro-commodities, food products, building materials, industrial supplies, and value-added goods.

During the visit, the KCCI delegation will hold a series of Business-to-Business (B2B) meetings with leading chambers of commerce, trade bodies, and business communities in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Meetings with government authorities, policymakers, and relevant stakeholders are also scheduled to discuss trade facilitation, market access, and opportunities for joint ventures and investment.

Speaking prior to departure, Senior Vice President KCCI, Muhammad Raza, stated that the visit reflects KCCI’s continued efforts to promote Pakistan’s exports and strengthen economic linkages with regional economies. He emphasized that both Bangladesh and Sri Lanka offer significant potential for expanding trade, particularly in sectors such as textiles, agriculture, food processing, construction materials, and industrial inputs.

He further noted that the delegation will actively engage with counterparts to explore mutually beneficial collaborations, identify new markets for Pakistani products, and address issues hindering trade growth.

The visit also aims to enhance institutional cooperation between KCCI and counterpart organizations, paving the way for sustained business-to-business engagement and long-term economic partnerships.

KCCI remains committed to facilitating the business community by providing international exposure, promoting trade diplomacy, and creating meaningful opportunities for growth in global markets.