Pakistan has strengthened its footprint in the global automotive market as nine leading Pakistani companies showcased a wide range of auto parts and engineering products at Automechanika Dubai 2025. The announcement was made by the Pakistani Consulate in Dubai on Tuesday, confirming the country’s active participation in one of the world’s top automotive trade events.
The three-day international exhibition, running from December 9 to 11 at the Dubai World Trade Center, is expected to host more than 50,000 buyers and 2,400 exhibitors from 60 countries. Automechanika Dubai continues to serve as a major hub for automotive manufacturers, suppliers, and technology innovators looking to expand their presence in the Middle East, Africa, and beyond.
Pakistan Showcases Auto Parts, Engineering Goods, and EV Technologies
The Pakistani companies are presenting a diverse portfolio, including auto components, lubricants, electronic systems, diagnostic tools, radiators, lighting solutions, accessories, and body systems. Many firms are also highlighting advanced technologies for electric and hybrid vehicles, aligning with global shifts toward sustainable mobility.
The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) facilitated the participation of these nine firms to promote Pakistan’s growing capabilities in automotive parts, engineering goods, and allied sectors. This move aims to elevate the country’s industrial exports and help local manufacturers secure new business opportunities in high-demand regions.
Strengthening Access to Global Supply Chains
Pakistan’s Consul General in Dubai, Hussain Muhammad, inaugurated the Pakistan Pavilion and emphasized that the country’s presence at Automechanika is a key part of Islamabad’s broader strategy to integrate local manufacturers into global supply chains. He noted that such events help Pakistan expand its reach into high-value export markets, especially in the Middle East and Africa.
Trade and Investment Counselor Ali Zeb Khan also reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to supporting exporters and helping local firms form long-term international partnerships.
This participation follows Pakistan’s recent appearance at Big 5 Global 2025, the world’s largest construction industry event, where the country showcased construction materials and innovative technologies. These efforts reflect Pakistan’s ongoing push to promote industrial diversification and boost export competitiveness.
