The United Arab Emirates and Pakistan maintain economic cooperation across a range of sectors, including trade, investment, banking and financial services, telecommunications, energy, logistics, aviation, infrastructure, real estate, technology, and tourism.
The UAE is among Pakistan's principal economic partners and an important source of foreign direct investment.
UAE companies have established a presence in Pakistan across various sectors. These include Emirates and Etihad Airways in aviation, Bank Alfalah Limited in financial services, Emaar in real estate development, DP World and AD Ports Group in ports and logistics, and PARCO in the energy sector.
Economic cooperation includes collaboration in maritime transport, ports, logistics, economic zones, infrastructure development, and trade facilitation projects.
Trade and investment relations are supported through engagement between government institutions, investment authorities, chambers of commerce, business councils, and private-sector stakeholders in both countries.
The UAE serves as a regional trade and logistics hub that facilitates commercial exchanges and business linkages between Pakistan and international markets.
The Pakistani community in the UAE, numbering close to two million people, contributes to various sectors of the UAE economy and serves as an important link between the two countries.
The UAE and Pakistan continue to expand cooperation in areas of mutual economic interest through investment, trade, infrastructure development, logistics, technology, and private-sector partnerships.
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