Pakistan's Ambassador to Egypt Visits Forward Sports Factory in Cairo
Ambassador Aamir Shouket of Pakistan paid a visit to the Forward Sports production facility in Cairo, a leading manufacturer of high-quality footballs and sports equipment.
The visit highlights a new milestone in the growing industrial cooperation between Pakistan and Egypt, and reflects shared ambitions in manufacturing excellence and sports innovation.
The Cairo facility stands as a symbol of strengthened Pakistan–Egypt industrial collaboration, showcasing the capabilities of Pakistani companies in the global sports manufacturing arena.
Forward Sports is internationally recognized for producing official match balls for major tournaments, and its expansion into Egypt further promotes regional partnership and local job creation.
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