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Turkmenistan to Participate in Two Major Healthcare Exhibitions in Pakistan
02 Oct. 09:43Turkmenistan has received an official invitation to take part in two major international exhibitions — Pharma API Asia 2025 and Health API Asia 2025, which will be held in Karachi, Pakistan, from October 23 to 25. The news was confirmed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan.
These events are considered the largest of their kind in Pakistan and provide an opportunity to showcase pharmaceutical products, healthcare technologies, and explore new partnerships.
Exhibits will include pharmaceutical machinery, medical packaging, lab equipment, APIs, excipients, nutraceuticals, software solutions, and finished medical products.
The exhibitions are organized by E-commerce Gateway Pakistan Pvt. Ltd (Karachi), with participation expected from Pakistan’s top 100 pharmaceutical and healthcare companies, along with key global producers and service providers.
Pharma API Asia focuses on pharmaceutical development and foreign investment, while Health API Asia, running since 2004, is Pakistan’s premier annual healthcare exhibition. It is UFI-approved and supported by the Ministry of Health of Pakistan and professional medical associations.
Turkmenistan’s involvement will open new export pathways and deepen collaboration in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.
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