PAKISTAN
The Pakistan HVACR Society (Faisalabad Chapter) has announced the organization of its 3rd Mini Expo Faisalabad, scheduled to be held on May 15–16, 2026 in Faisalabad.
The event aims to bring together key stakeholders from the industrial and business community, with active collaboration from the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry. Organizers have extended invitations to industries across the region to participate in what is expected to be a dynamic business and networking platform.
According to Abdul Raheem, Chairman of the Organizing Committee, the expo will provide valuable opportunities for networking, brand visibility, product showcasing, and business-to-business (B2B) collaborations. He emphasized that the initiative is designed to strengthen linkages between industry players and promote innovation in the HVACR sector.
The Mini Expo is expected to attract a wide range of exhibitors and visitors, offering a platform for companies to highlight their products, explore partnerships, and expand their market presence. – ERMD
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