Auto show begins today

The Newspaper's Staff Reporter Published October 27, 2023

KARACHI: The three-day Pakistan Auto Show will start on Friday at the Expo Centre.

More than 150 companies, including Chinese and Iranian automotive parts manufacturers, will participate in the show.

The theme of the exhibition is ‘Synergising Pakistan’ aimed at highlighting the hidden assets of the country in terms of value addition and manufacturing, said a press release.

Published in Dawn, October 27th, 2023

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