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Multan Chamber and Bangladesh envoy discuss trade links

Bangladesh High Commissioner Md. Iqbal Hossain Khan met Multan Chamber of Commerce & Industry leaders on Sunday to explore trade, business and people-to-people links.

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Meeting with Multan’s chamber

Pakistan Bangladesh trade was the focus when Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to Pakistan, Md. Iqbal Hossain Khan, held a meeting with the Multan Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MCCI) on Sunday. MCCI President Dr. Shafiq Khan Pitafi joined a large gathering of business leaders and entrepreneurs for the talks.

What the two sides discussed

Officials on both sides went over possible areas of cooperation and future opportunities between the two countries. The conversation centred on ways to promote trade, business and people-to-people connections. No new trade pact was announced; the meeting was framed around openings for closer commercial and social links.

That framing matters for Pakistan Bangladesh trade because Multan sits in a major agricultural and textile belt, and chamber-level contacts are often where local firms first hear about new partner markets. The High Commissioner’s team treated the session as a diplomatic outreach to South Punjab’s business community rather than a one-off courtesy call.

Who joined from the Bangladesh mission

Md. Iqbal Hossain Khan was accompanied by Press Counsellor Md. Tayub Ali and Counsellor (Political) and Head of Chancery Israt Jahan, among others. Their presence signalled that Dhaka’s mission in Pakistan wants sustained engagement with Multan’s traders on Bangladesh Pakistan trade relations, not only capital-city diplomacy.

What comes next will depend on whether chamber members and the mission turn Sunday’s ideas into concrete follow-ups—delegations, product showcases or buyer-seller meetings. For now, the public record is limited to the shared intent to deepen cooperation.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Bangladesh ke High Commissioner Multan Chamber se mile hain. Pakistan Bangladesh trade aur karobar barhane ke mauqeon par baat hui. Multan ke kai karobari is meeting mein shaamil the. Agar yeh baat cheet aage barhi to dono mulkon ke darmiyan tijarat ke naye rastay khul sakte hain.

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