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MAPAK Edible Oils Receives Indonesia’s Primaduta Award 2026 in Karachi for Contribution to Bilateral Trade

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Last updated: November 5, 2026 11:14 pm
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MAPAK Edible Oils Receives Indonesia’s Primaduta Award 2026 in Karachi for Contribution to Bilateral Trade
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Report: ANI Correspondent:

KARACHI — The Consulate General of Indonesia in Karachi has presented the Primaduta Award 2026 to MAPAK Edible Oils Private Limited in recognition of its contribution to Indonesia's palm oil exports and longstanding trade partnership.

Consul General Mudzakir presented the award to MAPAK CEO Abdul Rasheed JanMohammad during a dinner reception on Tuesday. The company received the award in the Halal Products Importer category under Indonesia's Minister of Trade Decision No. 2002 of 2026.

The event was attended by around 50 prominent business leaders, including FPCCI Senior Vice President Saquib Fayyaz Magoon, KCCI President Talat Mahmood, businessman Basheer JanMohammad and representatives of PVMA and KATI.

Addressing the gathering, Consul General Mudzakir appreciated MAPAK's contribution and highlighted the importance of long-term business partnerships between Pakistan and Indonesia. He said Indonesian palm oil supplies support Pakistan's refining industry, local manufacturing, employment and industrial growth.

He also highlighted the outcomes of Trade Expo Indonesia 2026, where a Sindh delegation of more than 20 companies signed 14 MoUs and Letters of Intent with a combined potential value of USD 9.4 million.

Mudzakir reaffirmed Indonesia's commitment to expanding bilateral trade, promoting Pakistani products in Indonesia and encouraging industrial cooperation and joint ventures.

The reception also featured a traditional Saman dance performance by Indonesian students in Karachi, celebrating the cultural friendship between the two countries.

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