Leading global B2B e-commerce platform Alibaba.com will gather exporters of Lahore on 19 January 2023 to create awareness of the importance of the export industry in Pakistan and the world’s largest B2B platform Alibaba.com. The agenda of this summit is to encourage local exporters to go online and go digital.
The event, titled “B2B E-COMMERCE SUMMIT – Bharo Digital Export ki Nayi Uraan – Lahore Se,” will focus to highlight the potential of Lahore manufacturers to go global with the e-commerce platform Alibaba.com. Lahore is the engineering hub and one of the largest cities of Pakistan that has a lot for sectors like agriculture, food, machinery & auto parts industry – Specially Opportunities for SMEs in the auto parts industry.
The Summit will feature a line-up of experts in the fields of e-commerce and export, including Miss Amy Li, Marketing Head of Alibaba.com Pakistan; Mr. Rana Mansoor Qadir, Former Executive Member – PAAPAM, Mr. Hafiz Ahmed, Ecommerce Influencer and CEO of Ecomrades, Mr. Shahbaz Siddique, Alibaba.com Certified Trainer.
Through such events, Alibaba.com aims to extend its assistance for the growth of the e-commerce culture in Pakistan. This B2B E-COMMERCE SUMMIT will bring entrepreneurs, exporters, manufacturers, traders, and small business owners under one roof!
The first business unit of Alibaba Group, Alibaba.com is a leading platform for global B2B e-commerce that aims to make it easy to do business anywhere. Launched in 1999, Alibaba.com is engaged in services covering all aspects of commerce, including providing businesses with tools that help reach a global audience for their products and helping buyers discover products, find suppliers, and place orders online fast and efficiently. It serves millions of buyers and suppliers from over 200 countries and regions around the world.
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