European Union–Pakistan relations are the international relations between the common foreign policy and trade relations of the European Union and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. There has been no EU State Leader's visit for over twenty years.

2 days ago · Pakistan’s exports to Europe have doubled since 2014 when it was awarded the status of duty-free exporter under GSP+. The EU statement said: “Pakistan has become the largest beneficiary of GSP+, with Pakistani businesses increasing their exports to the EU market by 108% since the launch of the trade scheme in 2014.”

Jul 29, 2021 · The Delegation of the European Union to Pakistan represents the EU on a range of issues including development cooperation, trade, humanitarian assistance, security and counter terrorism, energy, environment, health, transport, migration and climate change.

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The EU is one of Pakistan's largest trading partners and a significant source of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Pakistan. The EU accounts for a substantial share of Pakistan's exports, particularly in the sectors of textiles and garments.

Mar 8, 2022 · The European Union supports Pakistan's journey towards green inclusive growth, strengthening human capital, and improving governance. This commitment aligns with Pakistan's 'Vision 2025' and the EU's Global Gateway Strategy , with a specific geographical focus on the regions of Balochistan, Gilgit Baltistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which border ...

With the prolonged and worsening COVID-19 crisis, the fight against terrorism and radicalisation, and the growing international tensions in the region and worldwide, it is more important than ever for the EU to deepen its ties with a country like Pakistan.

Pakistan briefed the EU on the recent developments in the region and reiterated its concerns regarding the human rights and humanitarian situation in Indian controlled part of Jammu and Kashmir.

Dec 10, 2022 · • Pakistan’s imports from the EU are mainly comprised of machinery and transport equipment (33.5% in 2020) as well as chemicals (22.2% in 2020). • From 2010 to 2020, EU-27 imports from Pakistan have almost doubled from €3,072 to €5,537 million.

In 2023, Pakistan was the EU's 47 th largest trading partner in goods, accounting for 0.2% of EU trade. Pakistani exports to the EU are dominated by textiles and clothing, accounting for 73.2% of Pakistan's total exports to the EU in 2023.