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Pakistani Medical Firms Seek Foothold in Tanzania

From The Citizen · () English

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  • Nineteen Pakistani pharmaceutical and surgical equipment companies are seeking trade, distribution and investment opportunities in Tanzania and East Africa.
  • Pakistan’s chargé d’affaires said the companies are discussing potential partnerships with buyers and distributors at the 27th MED EXPO Tanzania.
  • The firms aim to establish supply networks, expand market access and build long-term commercial partnerships in the region.

Nineteen Pakistani pharmaceutical and surgical equipment companies are looking to establish a foothold in Tanzania and the wider East African market through the 27th MED EXPO Tanzania.

The companies are pursuing trade, distribution and investment opportunities while meeting potential buyers and distributors at the exhibition. Their discussions focus on creating supply networks, expanding market access and developing long-term commercial partnerships in Tanzania and the region.

Muhammad Azeem Khan, Pakistan’s chargé d’affaires to Tanzania, said the participation reflected growing opportunities to strengthen trade and investment ties between the two countries through healthcare products, technology and business partnerships.

“Pakistani manufacturers have the capacity to supply quality pharmaceutical and medical products at competitive prices, supported by innovation and substantial production capacity,” Khan said.

Pakistani manufacturers have the capacity to supply quality pharmaceutical and medical products at competitive prices, supported by innovation and substantial production capacity.

· Muhammad Azeem KhanPakistan’s chargé d’affaires to Tanzania highlighted the capabilities of the participating companies at MED EXPO Tanzania.
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