ICCI, African Diplomats to Mark Africa Day on June 30
ISLAMABAD — The Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) is set to collaborate with the African diplomatic community in Islamabad to celebrate Africa Day 2026. The event on June 30 aims to strengthen economic, cultural, and people-to-people ties between Pakistan and African nations. It will also explore new opportunities for trade and business cooperation. Visit by African Diplomats The decision to celebrate Africa Day was confirmed during a visit by Munsoor Kurrimbaccus, High Commissioner of Mauritius, and Ahmed Drif, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Morocco, to the ICCI. High Commissioner Kurrimbaccus praised ICCI’s proactive role in promoting international business diplomacy. He highlighted the chamber’s efforts in enhancing global economic cooperation. Strengthening Pakistan-Morocco Relations Ahmed Drif emphasized the strong and friendly relations between Pakistan and Morocco. He outlined substantial opportunities for enhancing trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchanges. Drif advocated for increased collaboration between public and private sectors in both regions. Pakistan’s Focus on Africa ICCI President Sardar Tahir Mehmood stressed that building ties with Africa remains a priority in Pakistan’s foreign economic policy. He noted Africa’s potential in sectors such as agriculture, mining, technology, and infrastructure. Mehmood expressed optimism that Africa Day will serve as a key platform for diplomats, business leaders, and policymakers to explore new avenues for cooperation.









