Mozambique and Pakistan are enhancing geo-economic ties through the Look Africa policy and trade MoUs, unlocking potentials in energy, agriculture, and textiles for mutual prosperity and Afro-Asian connectivity in a multipolar era.
Tanzania and Pakistan are advancing geo-economic partnerships through enhanced trade, diplomatic engagements, and sectoral collaborations, unlocking potentials in agriculture, manufacturing, and infrastructure for mutual growth, regional connectivity, and sustainable development.
Tunisia and Pakistan are advancing geo-economic ties through recent consultations and an impending PTA, unlocking potentials in agriculture, textiles, and ICT for mutual prosperity and enhanced regional connectivity.
In an era of strategic realignments, Libya and Pakistan are amplifying geo-economic ties through landmark 2025 defense and trade pacts, unlocking potentials in energy, defense, and agriculture for mutual prosperity, regional stability, and diversified growth.
Sudan and Pakistan are advancing geo-economic ties through landmark defense deals and agricultural collaborations, unlocking potentials in mining, trade, and security for mutual growth and regional stability in a dynamic global landscape.
The US-Iran conflict, ongoing since late February 2026, has driven sharp oil spikes, elevated Treasury yields, and episodic volatility on the U.S. equity markets.
Amidst evolving global dynamics, Djibouti and Pakistan are forging robust geo-economic ties through recent MoUs and trade corridors, unlocking mutual potentials in logistics, investment, and regional connectivity for shared prosperity and strategic growth.
Eritrea and Pakistan are revitalizing geo-economic ties through parliamentary dialogues and trade growth, unlocking potentials in mining, textiles, and agriculture for mutual prosperity and strategic connectivity in a multipolar world.
The ongoing US-Iran conflict, marked by strikes, Strait of Hormuz disruptions, and fragile ceasefire talks, has driven sharp commodity volatility in mid-2026. Oil prices surged toward $89–100+/bbl on supply fears, while gold and metals showed mixed safe-haven dynamics.
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand’s July 20, 2026, visit to Pakistan – the first by a Canadian FM in nearly 20 years – signals renewed commitment to deepening trade, investment, security cooperation, and development partnerships.
