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Indonesian Week 2025: A Cultural and Trade Milestone at Naheed Supermarket, Karachi

Event aims to promote Indonesian products

deepen bilateral ties, and celebrate the cultural

exchange between Indonesia and Pakistan

Business Reporter

Karachi: The Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Karachi officially launched the much-anticipated “Indonesian Week” at Naheed Supermarket on 30 May 2025. This three-day event, running until 1 June 2025, aims to promote Indonesian products, deepen bilateral ties, and celebrate the cultural exchange between Indonesia and Pakistan.

Grand Inauguration by Consul General

The event was inaugurated by His Excellency Mr. Teguh Wiweko, Consul General of Indonesia in Karachi, who was joined by key officials including Mr. Ahmad Syofian, Consul for Economic Affairs, and Mr. Dewanto Priyokusumo, along with the leadership of Naheed Supermarket and other notable business figures.

In his opening remarks, H.E. Teguh Wiweko expressed gratitude to Naheed Supermarket and its leadership for hosting the event.

“This initiative reflects the growing spirit of collaboration between Indonesia and Pakistan. It’s about more than just promoting trade; it’s about connecting our people through shared cultural experiences and culinary delights,” said the Consul General.

Highlighting Economic Opportunities

Mr. Ahmad Syofian, Consul for Economic Affairs, highlighted the economic importance of the event.

“Indonesian Week showcases a variety of our finest products—from authentic food items and spices to wellness goods and electronics. Events like this create new opportunities for cooperation in sectors such as halal industry, agriculture, and FMCG.”

Indonesian Products on Display

Throughout Indonesian Week, Naheed Supermarket has been showcasing a wide range of Indonesian products, offering shoppers the chance to explore:

  • Sumatran coffee
  • Crispy snacks
  • Natural spices
  • Cosmetics
  • Electronics
  • Halal-certified consumer goods

Shoppers can enjoy free tastings of Indonesian culinary delights and participate in a lucky draw with exciting prizes for every purchase of Indonesian products during the promotion period.

A Cultural and Commercial Bridge

The Consulate General of Indonesia praised Naheed Supermarket for its pivotal role in fostering cultural exchange and trade relations between the two nations. The supermarket, located at the Shaheed-e-Millat Branch in Karachi, serves as an essential bridge for Indonesian culture and commerce in Pakistan.

What’s Happening at Indonesian Week?

  • Special offers on Indonesian products
  • Daily cultural activities
  • Lucky draw finale with exclusive prizes

Event Details

Indonesian Week continues at Naheed Supermarket, Shaheed-e-Millat Branch, Karachi, until 1 June 2025. The event promises a blend of commerce, culture, and community engagement, inviting all Karachiites to discover Indonesia’s rich offerings.

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