Irfan Davudov urges Pakistan and Azerbaijan to expand business-to-business cooperation
Irfan Davudov called for increased business-to-business cooperation between Azerbaijan and Pakistan during a speech on 22 October. The speaker identified oil and gas exploration, construction, telecommunications, and logistics as primary sectors for bilateral partnership.
Davudov highlighted that approximately 4,000 companies currently operate within Azerbaijan. He emphasised the necessity of establishing stronger private-sector linkages, sector-specific engagement, and structured B2B meetings.
Mohammad Zikria Akbar Zia, President of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), stated the chamber is prepared to connect entrepreneurs and facilitate business delegations for joint ventures. Zia also noted that regional peace and stability, especially in Afghanistan, are vital for improving economic connectivity and trade routes.
Zafar Bakhtawari, President of the ICCI, described Pakistan, Azerbaijan, and Türkiye as brotherly nations united by solidarity and enduring ties of friendship. The government increased the price of diesel by Rs1.64 while reducing petrol prices by Rs1.60 per litre.

























