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Pakistan-GCC free trade agreement in final stages, says PM Shehbaz

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November 27, 2025
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday stated that the Gulf Cooperation Council Free Commerce Settlement (GCC FTA) has been “practically finalised” and is anticipated to be signed quickly, including that the pact would considerably increase Pakistan’s commerce with GCC member states, significantly Bahrain.

The premier made these remarks whereas addressing the enterprise neighborhood in Manama, a day after arriving within the Bahraini capital, the place he held delegation-level talks with the nation’s management at Al Qudaibiya Palace.

Addressing the gathering, the prime minister stated the settlement would open new avenues for financial cooperation, funding and market entry. He urged Bahraini traders to discover alternatives in Pakistan’s business, agriculture, IT and fintech sectors.

“This can improve commerce between Pakistan and the GCC international locations, significantly with Bahrain,” he stated, inviting Bahraini companies to kind partnerships with Pakistani corporations. 

“I handle you not simply because the Prime Minister of Pakistan however because the CEO of a nation desirous to companion with Bahraini entrepreneurs able to help joint ventures, facilitate your funding plans and help within the mutually-rewarding journey forward of us… Whether or not you’re a Bahraini investor exploring Pakistan or a Pakistani entrepreneur contributing to Bahrain’s nice progress, let this second be your launching pad for a daring and significant collaboration,” he added.

Expressing gratitude to King of Bahrain Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa for his or her heat hospitality to him and his delegation, he stated the connection between the 2 international locations was based mostly on cultural, spiritual, mutual respect and belief, with each having strategic cooperation for many years.

“Now we’ve got to transform these fantastic relations into financial cooperation,” he stated, and vowed to transform Pakistan’s problem of youth bulge into an awesome alternative by coaching them in IT, AI, vocational coaching, and ability coaching.

The premier appreciated the Pakistani neighborhood of over 100,000 in Bahrain for his or her contribution to the host nation in addition to their very own homeland by sending their hard-earned remittances value $484 million final 12 months.

“Let me guarantee you that Pakistan’s doorways and my very own door will all the time stay open to all of you,” he assured and appreciated Bahrain’s visionary management, making the nation emerge as a “beacon” of financial development, monetary innovation and human-centred improvement, additionally serving as inspiration for Pakistan.

Earlier, in his remarks, Bahrain’s Finance Minister Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, stated that the generations of Pakistanis had performed an important function in Bahrain’s development, with many having made the dominion their second dwelling.

He stated that Pakistan’s monetary establishments had been vital contributors to Bahrain’s monetary sector for over half a century.

The minister stated that Bahrain was witnessing a generational transformation because the area was changing into a centre of innovation, sustainability, and technological excellence, through which Bahrain was enjoying a number one function.

Equally, in digital expertise, Bahrain’s high-capacity subsea cables and increasing digital infrastructure had been positioning it as a regional heart for knowledge and connectivity, opening alternatives for Pakistani corporations in software program engineering, synthetic intelligence, cybersecurity, and next-generation digital providers.

The finance minister stated that as Bahrain was advancing Imaginative and prescient 2030 and laying the foundations for Imaginative and prescient 2050, it noticed Pakistan as a companion in a shared financial future.

DPM Dar meets Bahrain’s finance minister

Pakistan and Bahrain on Thursday determined to ascertain joint groups of related officers to chalk out a roadmap for future collaboration within the fields of finance, banking, commerce and financial system.

The bilateral ties and cooperation had been mentioned in a gathering between Deputy Prime Minister and Overseas Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Bahrain’s Minister for Finance and Nationwide Financial system Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, the Overseas Workplace stated.

The assembly was held as a follow-up to the dialogue between Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Prime Minister and Deputy Supreme Commander of Bahrain, Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.

The dialogue between DPM Ishaq Dar and Shaikh Salman centered on enhancing cooperation within the finance sector.

Citing their vital progress in Fintech, Bahraini aspect provided to share its experience with the Pakistani banking sector.

The 2 ministers additionally mentioned avenues of cooperation between the central banks of the 2 brotherly international locations.





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