KARACHI – Governor Sindh Kamran Khan Tissori has said that the IEEEP Fair attracted more than 250 visitors from all over the world in this recessionary period, which would prove beneficial to the country.
“Pakistan’s engineering sector gets a boost with such kind of events. This exhibition has expanded well and today delegates from 45 countries participated in it,” he said while speaking as the chief guest at the closing ceremony of the fair.
Mr Tissori said that the commitment of the organizers of this exhibition for past many years has resulted in the trust of many countries in Pakistan’s industrial sector.
“I also appreciate the organizers of this exhibition for providing 35 free stalls to the students of different institutes to showcase their projects to the international community,” he said, adding that this gesture would help talented youth to get exposure and it would help them in future.
“We should promote our talent and our new generation to get out of economic crisis. I hope their commitment would guide us to fulfill our dreams of making Pakistan a great country,” said the governor, adding that their aim is to help Pakistan progress.
“Your presence has truly elevated this event. I also extend my gratitude to all the esteemed guests who have attended and contributed to the success of this fair,” said Chief Executive Badar Expo Zohair Naseer.
He added that valued exhibitors have gained significant benefits from this event with numerous B2B engagements over the past three days.
“I sincerely hope that these engagements and knowledge-based deliberations during the seminars, particularly on critical energy solutions for industries, translate into successful financial outcomes for the participants,” said Zohair.
He added that the involvement of Sindh’s Energy Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has been instrumental in the success of the fair.
The 13th edition of the IEEEP Fair took place from September 10-12 at Karachi Expo Centre in which over 285 national and international brands and companies from China, Poland, Malaysia, Brazil, Germany, and the Netherlands participated.
