In 2025, Canada-Pakistan bilateral trade surpassed $1 billion annually, driven by agrifood exports like canola, education partnerships, and consumer brands, unlocking mutual economic growth, investment opportunities, and resilient supply chains.
Canada-Pakistan FinTech partnerships, leveraging remittances and digital platforms, are driving inclusive finance, efficient transfers, and innovation, fostering economic growth and resilience for both nations in a connected world.
Canada-Pakistan bilateral initiatives, including economic empowerment programs and advocacy campaigns are advancing gender equality, fostering women’s leadership and financial independence for shared societal progress and prosperity.
Canadian agri-tech innovations, including precision farming, hybrid seeds, and climate-smart solutions, are modernizing Pakistan’s agriculture, boosting productivity, sustainability, and bilateral ties for mutual economic growth and resilience.
Recent 2025 diplomatic engagements, including high-level calls and meetings, have strengthened Canada-Pakistan ties, fostering trade, investment, and shared priorities for mutual prosperity and global cooperation.
Canada-Pakistan public health collaborations, spanning maternal care, mental health, disability surveys, and telemedicine, drive innovative solutions, enhancing access, equity, and outcomes for mutual prosperity in an interconnected world.
Quebec and Pakistan can turn post-COVID momentum into durable partnerships -linking aerospace, AI, critical minerals, ports, agri-food and higher education – so both economies create jobs, diversify markets, de-risk supply chains and scale innovation with clear policy scaffolding.
Recent (Oct-Dec 2025) high-level meetings between Pakistan’s DPM/Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Canadian officials have catalyzed economic cooperation, focusing on trade facilitation, investment protection and sectoral synergies like agriculture and mining, promising mutual growth and stability for both nations.
Quebec and Pakistan can turn post-COVID momentum into durable partnerships -linking aerospace, AI, critical minerals, ports, agri-food and higher education – so both economies create jobs, diversify markets, de-risk supply chains and scale innovation with clear policy scaffolding.
Manitoba and Pakistan can convert post-COVID momentum into durable partnerships – linking pulses and plant protein, farm machinery, critical minerals, power-sector services, logistics and research – so both economies create jobs, de-risk supply chains and scale innovation together.
