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Opening a 'New Horizon' for Korea-Pakistan Economic Cooperation… Exchange Event Successfully Held in Changwon

LEE YEON SIL Reporter / Updated : 2026-06-05 12:20:21
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On June 1, a meaningful exchange event was successfully held in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, consolidating the business partnership between the Pakistan Business Association (PBA) and the Republic of Korea. This event is highly anticipated to serve as a major turning point, elevating economic cooperation between the two nations to the next level.

The event commenced with a tour of Doosan Enerbility in Changwon, a powerhouse of South Korea’s energy industry. Arranged through the active mediation of Ambassador Song Jong-hwan, the former Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Pakistan (serving from 2013 to 2016), the visit was attended by a high-level delegation. This included His Excellency Syed Moazzam Ali Shah, the Ambassador of Pakistan to South Korea, Mudassar Ali Cheema, the President of the Pakistan Business Association, and various executive members of the association. The attendees observed the state-of-the-art technological facilities at Doosan Enerbility, directly witnessing Korea's advanced technological capabilities. Following the inspection, a special luncheon was hosted for the distinguished guests, fostering camaraderie in a warm and amicable atmosphere.

Signing of MOU with the Changwon Chamber of Commerce and Industry: Establishing Practical Economic Cooperation
Following the industrial tour, a crucial meeting and a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony took place at the Changwon Chamber of Commerce and Industry, a core driver of the economy in Korea's southeastern region. This meeting was also brought to fruition with the full support of former Ambassador Song Jong-hwan. On this occasion, representatives from both sides engaged in-depth discussions regarding future investment expansion, prospective business blueprints, and joint cooperation strategies.

Key Agreements:

Expansion of Inter-corporate Exchanges: Establishing a robust network between local enterprises in Changwon and the Pakistani business community.
Promotion of Investment: Seeking investment opportunities and sharing market intelligence in pivotal industrial sectors such as energy and manufacturing.
Creation of a Favorable Business Environment: Cooperating on administrative and institutional support to facilitate the mutual market entry of enterprises from both nations.
The signing of this MOU is evaluated as a significant milestone that goes beyond mere diplomatic interaction; it establishes a firm bridgehead to solidify business ties between Pakistan and South Korea and to generate tangible economic outcomes.

Warm Friendship Continued Through Private Diplomacy
The inspiring interaction continued even after the conclusion of the official itinerary. Former Ambassador Song Jong-hwan invited the Pakistani delegation to a café located along a scenic beach in Changwon to host a coffee gathering. During this gathering, Ambassador Song presented anchovies and seaweed—representative local specialties of South Korea—as commemorative gifts, demonstrating an enduring bond of friendship. His sincere affection and thoughtful hospitality toward Pakistan deeply moved the attending delegation, presenting an exemplary model of grassroots private diplomacy.

The successful hosting of this event was made possible by the dedicated diplomatic endeavors of Ambassador Syed Moazzam Ali Shah, alongside the outstanding cooperation of the PBA executive team led by President Mudassar Ali Cheema and Mr. Choi Jae Ho. Officials from both nations expressed their profound respect and gratitude to all personnel who contributed to the success of this significant event.

It is highly anticipated that all discussions and agreements finalized with the Changwon Chamber of Commerce and Industry will bear fruitful results, thereby contributing significantly to the advancement of the Pakistan Business Association and the revitalization of the economic and business communities of both South Korea and Pakistan.

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