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PM Shehbaz holds meetings with leading Turkish business groups in Istanbul

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July 4, 2026
PM Shehbaz holds meetings with leading Turkish business groups in Istanbul
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Istanbul, July 4 2026: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif held a series of meetings with senior executives of Türkiye’s leading business groups and industry organizations in Istanbul, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening economic cooperation and attracting greater Turkish investment across key sectors of the economy.

The Prime Minister met with Chairman of Çalık Holding, Mr. Ahmet Çalık; Chairman of the Board of Directors of Albayrak Group, Mr. Ahmet Albayrak; and the President of the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye (TOBB), Mr. Rifat Hisarcıklıoğlu.

During the meetings, the Prime Minister underscored the deep-rooted brotherly ties between Pakistan and Türkiye and emphasized the importance of translating the two countries’ exceptional relationship into a stronger economic and investment partnership. He highlighted Pakistan’s improving macroeconomic fundamentals, investor-friendly policy framework and the Government’s commitment to ensuring a transparent, predictable and business-friendly investment environment.

The Prime Minister invited Turkish companies to expand their investment footprint in Pakistan’s priority sectors, including energy, mining and minerals, infrastructure, maritime and logistics, information technology, telecommunications, manufacturing, agriculture and privatization. He noted that the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), working in close coordination with the relevant federal and provincial authorities, continues to provide one-window facilitation and institutional support for strategic investors.

In his meeting with Çalık Holding, the Prime Minister emphasized Pakistan’s significant opportunities in energy, infrastructure, information technology and privatization. He welcomed the company’s interest in expanding its operations in Pakistan, noting that its existing presence through Çalık Enerji and GAP İnşaat provides a strong foundation for deeper cooperation.

The Prime Minister also appreciated Albayrak Group’s longstanding engagement in Pakistan and encouraged the company to further expand its investments in maritime infrastructure, port modernization and logistics, recognizing its important contribution to Pakistan’s connectivity and infrastructure development.

In his meeting with the Meeting with the President of the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye (TOBB), the Prime Minister appreciated the organization’s continued efforts to strengthen business-to-business engagement between Pakistan and Türkiye. He proposed establishing a structured institutional mechanism for regular interaction between the private sectors of both countries and invited TOBB to lead a high-level business delegation to Pakistan to explore emerging investment opportunities firsthand.

The Turkish business leaders appreciated the Government of Pakistan’s economic reforms, improving investment climate and investor-friendly policies. They expressed confidence in Pakistan’s economic outlook and reaffirmed their interest in expanding investments and developing long-term partnerships across a range of strategic sectors, contributing to the growing economic partnership between Pakistan and Türkiye.

Tags: Chairman of Çalık HoldingCommodity Exchanges of Türkiyeeconomic cooperationIslamabadMr. Ahmet Albayrak;Mr. Ahmet Çalık; Chairman of the Board of Directors of Albayrak GroupPakistanPrime Minister Shehbaz SharifShehbaz SharifSIFCSpecial Investment Facilitation CouncilTOBBTurkish Business groupTurkish investmentTürkiye
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