Johari is expected to deliver a keynote address at the event, focusing on Malaysia’s leadership in sustainable palm oil practices, the increasing global demand for cooking oil and its derivatives, and the economic significance of palm oil to both nations, Bernama reported.
“He will also emphasise the mutual benefits of enhanced trade, innovation and collaboration, reaffirming Malaysia’s commitment to strengthening its longstanding relationship with Pakistan in the palm oil and edible oils industry,” the ministry said in a statement.
Johari will also meet Pakistan’s industries and production minister Rana Tanveer Hussain to enhance bilateral cooperation between the two nations, and business leaders in the palm oil industry.
“This meeting will focus on exploring opportunities for Malaysia to recapture its market share in Pakistan’s oils and fats sector while fostering collaborative strategies to strengthen trade ties and enhance the competitiveness of Malaysian palm oil.
“Pakistan is Malaysia’s seventh largest palm oil importer, making it a strategic partner in the edible oils sector.
“This visit aims to reinforce business collaboration between Malaysian and Pakistani stakeholders while promoting Malaysian palm oil’s position as a sustainable and high-quality product,” said the ministry.
It said Malaysia is committed to maintaining its position as a consistent and trusted supplier of sustainable and high quality edible oils. - FMT
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