Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal Meets Shandong Group Chairman to Boost Local Medical Equipment Production
Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal met the Chairman of Shandong Group to discuss local production of medical equipment and pharmaceuticals in Pakistan, technology transfer, and investment opportunities.
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8/6/20251 min read


Syed Mustafa Kamal Meets Shandong Group to Boost Local Medical Equipment and Pharmaceutical Production in Pakistan
Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal Meets Shandong Group Chairman
Islamabad – According to the Ministry of Health spokesperson, Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal met with the Chairman of China’s Shandong Group. Federal Health Secretary Syed Waqar-ul-Hassan was also present at the meeting.
The discussion focused on enhancing local production of medical equipment and pharmaceuticals in Pakistan, exploring technology transfer opportunities, and attracting foreign investment in the healthcare sector.
Focus on Local Medical Device and Pharmaceutical Production
During the meeting, both parties discussed:
Local manufacturing of medical devices and medicines
Technology transfer from China to Pakistan
Investment opportunities in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries
Federal Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal emphasized:
“The Government of Pakistan is committed to promoting investment in medical equipment and pharmaceutical manufacturing and will provide all possible facilities to investors.”
Government’s Commitment to Strengthening Healthcare
The Ministry of Health aims to:
Ensure the availability of high-quality medical equipment and medicines locally
Reduce reliance on imported products
Create new job opportunities in the healthcare sector
Encourage foreign investors to bring innovation and technology to Pakistan
Conclusion
This meeting with the Shandong Group Chairman marks a significant step towards localizing medical device production and strengthening Pakistan’s healthcare industry. With government support and foreign investment, Pakistan can enhance self-sufficiency in medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, ultimately improving healthcare services for its citizens.