A high-level delegation of economic stakeholders and investors from Pakistan, led by the chairman of the country’s Trade and Investment Council, has arrived on Kish Island to conduct a field study of investment opportunities in this Free Zone.
According to the rooykardkish news website, this official Pakistani delegation, comprised of businessmen, economic stakeholders, and representatives from the private sector, landed on Kish Island earlier today under the leadership of Syed Jawad Hussain Kazmi, senior advisor to the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry and chairman of the Iran-Pakistan Trade and Investment Council.
The purpose of the visit is to conduct an onsite assessment of investment opportunities and developmental capacities in the fields of trade, tourism, and economic activities in the Kish Free Zone. This visit is part of a broader effort to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
Upon arrival, Syed Jawad Hussain Kazmi expressed his gratitude to officials of the Kish Free Zone Organization for their support and hospitality, calling the visit an invaluable opportunity to familiarize Pakistan’s business community with strategic capacities in the region. He stated, “On behalf of the business community of Pakistan, we sincerely thank the officials of the Kish Free Zone for providing this valuable opportunity. This visit sets a suitable stage for detailed evaluation of collaboration opportunities, particularly within the tourism sector.”
Kazmi highlighted the positive perception of Pakistan’s economic actors regarding Kish Island’s capacities, adding, “We are confident that we can leverage these opportunities to develop economic cooperation between the two nations. Pakistan’s business community is prepared to introduce Kish Island’s potential to Pakistani businessmen, investors, and tourists, acting as a crucial bridge to enhance the level of economic interactions between our countries.”
During their stay, the delegation will follow an organized agenda that includes visits to the island’s infrastructure, commercial and tourism facilities, as well as investment projects. In addition, the group plans to attend meetings with officials and economic stakeholders in the region.
