The three-day forum will bring together Pakistani business leaders, investors, exporters, manufacturers and entrepreneurs with Rwandan government institutions and private-sector stakeholders to explore investment opportunities and establish new business partnerships.

According to the Rwanda High Commission, the forum will feature business-to-business meetings, networking sessions, investment promotion activities and sector-specific engagements.

Investment opportunities will be explored in a range of sectors, including manufacturing, agribusiness, information and communication technology, mining, tourism, logistics, renewable energy, healthcare and financial services.

The forum will also feature a special “Made in Pakistan” exhibition, providing Pakistani businesses with an opportunity to showcase their products and explore potential markets in Rwanda and the wider region.

The Rwanda High Commission said Rwanda offers investors a secure and attractive business environment, supported by modern infrastructure, transparent governance, investor-friendly policies and competitive incentives.

It said investors can also gain access to the East African Community market, with more than 300 million consumers, as well as the African Continental Free Trade Area market, which covers more than 1.4 billion people.

According to the organizers, Rwanda permits 100 per cent foreign ownership across all sectors and places no restrictions on the movement of capital.

The investment forum aims to strengthen economic ties between Rwanda and Pakistan by facilitating direct business-to-business engagement and identifying opportunities for trade, investment and long-term commercial cooperation.

The organizers have invited Pakistani companies and investors interested in participating in the forum to contact the Rwanda High Commission for further details.