Prominent Presence of Pakistani Tech Companies at INOTEX 2025: Fostering Knowledge Exchange and Bilateral Collaboration with Iran

At INOTEX 2025, the strong participation of Pakistani technology companies highlighted new regional collaboration opportunities, focusing on knowledge exchange, product exports, and expanding bilateral partnerships with Iran.

According to the INOTEX 2025 News Desk, Haseeb Arshad, Sales and Marketing Manager of PAMICO TECHNOLOGIES from Pakistan, shared in an interview that the company is eager to develop industrial and export collaborations with Iran, particularly in food processing technologies.

About PAMICO: Specialized Manufacturer of Food Industry Machinery

Arshad introduced PAMICO TECHNOLOGIES as a leading company in Pakistan in designing and producing advanced machinery for the food, pharmaceutical, and laboratory industries. The company’s portfolio includes over 115 different types of equipment, such as dryers, vacuum concentrators, chemical reactors, tablet press machines, coating machines, and various packaging and processing machinery.

He emphasized: “Our products are customized to the specific needs and processes of our clients. Unlike imported machines, which are often standard and limited, we first assess the production line’s requirements and then design machinery tailored to the client’s exact process.”

Expanding Dried Fruit Processing: Exporting 3 Tons of Dried Mangoes to Iran

Arshad noted Pakistan’s export potential in fruits and dried products: “In addition to machinery manufacturing, we are actively involved in food processing. For example, we have a significant operation for dried mangoes and successfully exported 3 tons of dried mangoes to Iran last year. Pakistani mangoes are highly appreciated in Iran, and we hope to increase exports this year.”

He also highlighted Iran as a potential market for dried fruits and expressed interest in both importing from Iran and establishing joint processing units within the country.

Participation at INOTEX 2025: Exchanging Ideas and Initiating Collaborations

Discussing their first-time presence at INOTEX 2025, Arshad said: “This was our first exhibition in Iran, and it has been a very valuable experience. We met innovative Iranian companies and startups. Some Iranian products, especially specialized food packaging that extends shelf life, were particularly impressive, and we plan to introduce them in Pakistan.”

Interest in Bilateral Technological Cooperation

Arshad emphasized the shared cultural and economic ties between Iran and Pakistan: “We aim to expand technological collaborations with Iranian companies and academic centers. Through this exhibition, we have entered discussions with several Iranian organizations and hope to implement joint projects in food machinery and technical knowledge in the near future.”

Experience Visiting Iran: Hospitality and Shared Opportunities

Concluding the interview, he said: “The Iranian people are very kind and hospitable. I am delighted to visit Iran and attend this exhibition, and I hope to participate in future INOTEX events. We believe that Iran and Pakistan are not only neighbors but brothers who can grow together and access new markets.”