LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif left for Japan on Friday on a five-day official visit aimed at strengthening economic cooperation and attracting foreign investment to the province. Accompanied by Senior Provincial Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb, the CM is scheduled to engage with Japanese business leaders, corporate executives, and government officials in major cities, including Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka.
The visit is expected to open doors for enhanced bilateral trade and investment, particularly in Punjab’s priority sectors such as technology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy. High-level discussions will center on potential collaborations that could drive economic growth and create job opportunities in the province.
Officials have termed the trip a significant step in deepening Punjab-Japan economic relations. Japan, known for its advanced technology and industrial expertise, is seen as a key mapartner in Punjab’s development plans. The provincial government hopes this visit will lead to concrete investment agreements and long-term partnerships.
The delegation’s itinerary includes meetings with leading Japanese firms and policymakers, with the goal of fostering mutual economic benefits. As Punjab seeks to position itself as an attractive destination for foreign investors, this visit could mark a turning point in the province’s industrial and technological advancement.
