Jam Kamal kicks off Japan visit to boost ties

Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan arrived in Japan on Monday, marking the start of a high-level official visit aimed at strengthening economic, trade and investment relations between Pakistan and Japan.

The minister was received at the Kansai International Airport by Pakistan's economic minister, the director of Pakistan Pavilion Expo 2025 and the trade and investment counsellor, according to a press release issued by the commerce ministry.

On Tuesday, the federal minister will lead Pakistan's representation at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, beginning with a meeting with the leadership of the Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition.

Following the meeting, he will tour various national pavilions, with a special visit to the Pakistan pavilion, where he is expected to interact with officials and stakeholders promoting Pakistan's culture, investment potential and trade opportunities.

The Pakistan pavilion showcases the country's emerging sectors, traditional crafts, tourism attractions and industrial strengths. The minister will also visit the pavilions of key regional and global partners.

Jam Kamal is scheduled to address a press conference and attend a diplomatic dinner at the Expo Salon as well as engage in bilateral discussions with Japanese officials and business representatives.

The federal minister's visit is expected to pave the way for deeper economic collaboration, new trade linkages and increased visibility of Pakistan's potential at international forums.