By Commerce Reporter
LAHORE: The Pakistan Chemical Forum Expo 2026 concluded in a grand and impressive ceremony at the Expo Centre Lahore, leaving behind a strong message of Pakistan’s growing industrial strength and global relevance.
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The three-day mega exhibition attracted federal ministers, a large number of foreign delegates, leading industrialists, investors, exporters and thousands of visitors, making it one of the most successful industrial events in recent years.
The event witnessed the presence of high-profile added great significance to the occasion. A remarkable feature of the expo was the participation of around 350 international delegates and exhibitors from across the globe, who showed keen interest in Pakistan’s chemical and manufacturing sectors. Foreign investors expressed strong willingness to explore joint ventures, technology transfer and long-term investment opportunities, highlighting Pakistan as an emerging destination for industrial growth.
More than 450 stalls were set up, showcasing a comprehensive range of products including chemicals, petrochemicals, raw materials, industrial plants, advanced machinery, laboratory equipment, coatings, paints, inks, polyurethane products and finished goods. Companies from across Pakistan, from Karachi to Peshawar, actively participated, turning Lahore into a vibrant hub of industrial activity.
The expo also featured four major sub-exhibitions—Pakistan Coating Show, PakChem Expo, Pakistan Polyurethane Expo and PakLab Expo—which provided specialized platforms for innovation, networking and sector-specific collaboration.
Speaking on the occasion, Chairman B2B Media Moazzam Rasheed emphasized that the event successfully connected local industries with global markets, introducing modern technologies and opening new avenues for business expansion. He noted that such platforms are essential for strengthening Pakistan’s industrial base and enhancing its competitiveness in the international market.
Similarly, Chairman Pakistan Coating Association Iftikhar Bashir highlighted the importance of the expo in promoting innovation, quality standards and international partnerships, stating that the event would play a vital role in uplifting the coatings and chemical sectors of Pakistan.
Industry leaders and participants unanimously termed the expo a “game changer” for Pakistan’s economy, noting that the chemical sector has immense potential to drive exports, attract foreign direct investment and create large-scale employment opportunities.
The overwhelming participation of both local and international stakeholders, along with highly productive B2B meetings and networking sessions, ensured that the event delivered tangible business outcomes and strengthened Pakistan’s global industrial linkages.
The successful conclusion of the Pakistan Chemical Forum Expo 2026 has firmly positioned Pakistan as not only a growing consumer market but also a rising hub of manufacturing, innovation and industrial excellence, paving the way for sustained economic growth and international collaboration.
