Brussels (TDI): The Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels, in collaboration with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), hosted a webinar to explore opportunities for expanding Pakistan’s pharmaceutical exports to Belgium.
Chargé d’Affaires Faraz Zaidi emphasized the untapped potential of Pakistan’s pharmaceutical sector and its prospects in Europe.
Titled “Opportunities for Pakistan in the Pharmaceutical Sector of Belgium,” the webinar attracted participation from over 35 CEOs and directors of leading Pakistani pharmaceutical companies.
Zaidi reaffirmed the Embassy’s commitment to strengthening trade relations with Belgium, particularly in high-value sectors like pharmaceuticals.
Bilal Khan, Pakistan’s Trade and Investment Attaché, provided an overview of current bilateral trade between the two countries, highlighting key trends and potential opportunities for Pakistani pharmaceutical exporters to leverage Belgium’s status as a hub for pharmaceutical innovation in Europe.
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Guest speakers from Belgium, Eric and Olivier, presented on the regulatory framework governing the Belgian pharmaceutical industry.
Their insights covered market entry strategies, registration processes, and compliance standards, equipping participants with the knowledge to improve their export readiness.
Faraz Zaidi noted that Belgium presents a promising opportunity for Pakistan’s pharmaceutical sector to expand its footprint in Europe.
He stated that the webinar is part of ongoing efforts to support Pakistani businesses in accessing international markets and strengthening trade ties with Belgium.
The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where participants explored specific opportunities and challenges in the Belgian market.
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The Embassy reaffirmed its commitment to providing ongoing support to pharmaceutical companies seeking to enter the Belgian market.
This initiative aligns with the Government of Pakistan’s broader agenda to diversify exports and promote high-growth sectors in international markets.
