The 10th edition of Beauty, Fitness, and Consumer Health Asia attracted more than 40,000 visitors from all walks of life, including foreign and local business delegates. The 4-day exhibition is expected to attract 40,000 visitors and generate $20 million in revenue through service exports, B2B deals, sponsorships, and tourism-related activities.
More than 2,000 renowned brands and 350 companies from seven countries, including the USA, China, Korea, Iran, Turkey, and Indonesia, are participating in the expo. The event aims to provide a platform for stakeholders, experts, and consumers in Pakistan’s emerging healthcare, fitness, and wellness sectors.
It aims to introduce various beauty trends and innovations to the Pakistani audience, enhancing Pakistan’s global presence in these industries.The event was inaugurated by Executive Director Muhammad Uzair Nizam along exhibitors from different countries. Speaking on the occasion, Nizam stated that emerging sectors are no longer niche but are gradually transforming into vital pillars of the global economy.
These sectors, including beauty, fitness, and consumer health, hence these sectors are creating increasing opportunities for investment and employment at both global and local levels, he said.He added that these sectors are generating millions of jobs across the value chain—from manufacturing and marketing to research and retail—significantly boosting employment rates and contributing to GDP.Provincial Minister for Energy, Planning, and Development Nasir Hussain Shah visited the exhibition as the chief guest.
He mentioned that participation of the foreign investors and delegates in the 10th Beauty, Fitness and Consumer Health is a testament for improving business and investment climates of the country.
He urged local businessmen to work in collaboration with foreign businessmen, particularly with Chinese to tap in the emerging opportunities in the global markets.Indonesian Acting Consul General Teguh Wiweko visited the 4-day trade fair, showing optimistic about the potential for promoting trade between friendly states–Pakistan and Indonesia in the near future. During his visit at the 10th edition of Beauty, Fitness, and Consumer Health Asia, he lauded the initiatives and endeavors made by a delegate of Indonesian businessmen to visit Karachi to explore the potential of the Pakistani market.Pakistan and Indonesia should enhance ties with each other to promote bilateral trade between the two countries through frequent interactions, he said and added. The expo is a breakthrough to promote greater trade cooperation between the two countries.