16 Pakistani companies participate in UAE’s Beautyworld Middle East trade exhibition 

Particpants attend Beautyworld Middle East 2023 trade exhibition in Dubai, UAE. (Beautyworld Middle East/File)
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Updated 29 October 2024
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16 Pakistani companies participate in UAE’s Beautyworld Middle East trade exhibition 

  • Beautyworld Middle East trade fair, taking place from Oct. 28-30 in Dubai, features over 1,800 exhibitors 
  • Pakistani companies showcasing hair, cosmetics and skincare, fragrance, perfumes and personal hygiene products

ISLAMABAD: Sixteen Pakistani companies are taking part in Beautyworld Middle East 2024 trade exhibition, one of the most renowned and prominent beauty trade shows around the world, in the United Arab Emirates, the Pakistani consulate general in Dubai said on Tuesday. 

The Beautyworld Middle East 2024 is the region’s largest international trade fair for the beauty and wellness industries, taking place at the Dubai World Trade Center from Oct. 28-30. The exhibition is hosting over 1,800 exhibitors from 60 countries with Pakistani companies showcasing hair, cosmetics and skincare, fragrance, perfumes and personal hygiene products.

“Sixteen exhibitors from Pakistan are participating under the patronage of the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP),” the Consul General of Pakistan in Dubai said. 

Pakistan’s UAE envoy Faisal Niaz Tirmizi praised Pakistani exhibitors, crediting them for introducing “innovative and high-quality products.” He said their participation was an important step toward promoting Pakistan’s beauty and personal care products globally.

The Pakistan Pavilion at the exhibition was inaugurated by the consul general of Pakistan, Hussain Muhammad, who highlighted that the event allowed Pakistani businessmen to present their products in a bid to promote exports and attract foreign investment.

He commended Pakistani exhibitors for diversifying their products and expanding their market, underscoring the consulate’s support in this regard at the “globalized” Dubai market.

Pakistani businesses regularly participate in exhibitions held in the UAE. Earlier this month, they took part in a four-day Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX) in Dubai to showcase its growing prowess in the IT sector, with a focus on tapping into the lucrative Middle Eastern markets. 


Saudi defense delegation visits Pakistan’s foreign office for diplomatic briefing

Updated 09 January 2026
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Saudi defense delegation visits Pakistan’s foreign office for diplomatic briefing

  • Delegation briefed on Pakistan’s foreign policy priorities and bilateral ties with Saudi Arabia
  • Visit reflects close defense cooperation, including a bilateral security pact signed last year

ISLAMABAD: A Saudi defense delegation visited Pakistan’s foreign ministry on Friday to learn about Islamabad’s diplomatic priorities and engagements as the two countries strengthen security collaboration and consult more closely on regional and international issues.

The visit comes amid sustained high-level engagement between Islamabad and Riyadh, with regular contacts spanning defense, diplomacy and economic cooperation.

A 15-member delegation from the King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Command and Staff College met officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said an official statement.

“The visit of the delegation to Pakistan is a manifestation of excellent defense and security relations between the two countries,” the foreign ministry said.

It added that officials briefed the delegation on Pakistan’s foreign policy issues and bilateral relations with Saudi Arabia, followed by an interactive session.

The head of the delegation thanked Pakistani authorities for facilitating the visit, the statement said.

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia maintain close defense and security cooperation, including training exchanges and joint exercises.

In September last year, the two countries signed a bilateral security agreement under which aggression against one would be treated as a threat to the other.

While Saudi diplomats are regular visitors to the Pakistani foreign ministry, such visits by defense delegations are rare, reflecting that the two sides seek to understand each other’s defense and diplomatic perspectives more closely.