ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Afghanistan’s city Jalalabad, that killed and injured many innocent civilians.
“We are distressed and grieved at the loss of precious human lives,” the Foreign Office said in a statement.
A suicide bomber Sunday carried out the attack killing 19, including the only Sikh candidate running for the October Parliamentary election.
“We express our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of those who have lost their lives and pray for early recovery of the injured,” the Foreign Office said.
“Pakistan reiterates its condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations,” the spokesman said.
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Pakistan strongly condemns terrorist attack in Jalalabad
Pakistan strongly condemns terrorist attack in Jalalabad
- A suicide bomber Sunday carried out the attack killing 19, including the only Sikh candidate running for the October Parliamentary election
- “We are distressed and grieved at the loss of precious human lives,” the Foreign Office said in a statement
Nine Pakistani firms showcase auto components at Automechanika Dubai 2025
- Pakistan to present automotive parts, engineering goods, hybrid-tech capabilities to global buyers
- Expo expected to draw 50,000 visitors and 2,400 exhibitors from over 60 countries, Consulate says
ISLAMABAD: Nine Pakistani companies are exhibiting automotive parts and engineering products at Automechanika Dubai 2025, one of the world’s largest auto-sector trade events, the Pakistani Consulate in Dubai said on Tuesday.
The three-day expo, being held from Dec. 9–11 at the Dubai World Trade Center, is expected to draw more than 50,000 buyers and 2,400 exhibitors from 60 countries, showcasing parts, components, lubricants, batteries, radiators, electronics, diagnostics tools, lighting, accessories, paint and body systems, as well as electric and hybrid vehicle technology.
Pakistan’s automotive and engineering sector contributes to manufacturing, employment and exports, with companies increasingly targeting Middle East and African markets for sourcing and aftermarket supply.
“Nine Pakistani companies facilitated by the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) are exhibiting their products to highlight Pakistan’s strengths in automotive parts, engineering goods and related industries,” the Consulate said.
Pakistan’s Consul General in Dubai Hussain Muhammad inaugurated the country pavilion and said participation at Automechanika reflects Islamabad’s intent to position its manufacturers in global supply chains and expand access to high-value export markets. Trade and Investment Counselor Ali Zeb Khan also reaffirmed support for exporters seeking new business linkages.
In November, Pakistan also exhibited at Big 5 Global 2025, showcasing construction materials and technologies at what is considered the world’s largest construction industry gathering.
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