LAHORE ( WNAM REPORT ): Electricity Pakistan and EVS World Exhibitions opened today at Expo Centre Lahore, inaugurated by the President of Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Mian Abuzar Shad, in the presence of leading industry stakeholders, and international delegates.
Organized by Fakt Exhibitions, the three-day event—taking place from August 1 to 3—features over 100 national and international companies, showcasing cutting-edge advancements in energy, power, and electric mobility solutions
Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, LCCI President Mian Abuzar Shad emphasized the importance of innovation and collaboration in achieving Pakistan’s future goals. “Exhibitions like Electricity Pakistan and EVS World are vital for fostering industrial growth and attracting technology-driven investments,” he said. “As we navigate the transition toward cleaner and smarter energy solutions, it is encouraging to see local and international players come together on this platform to shape a sustainable future for Pakistan.”
Electricity Pakistan focuses on key technologies in the power, energy, and electrical engineering sectors—each crucial to achieving efficiency and long-term energy needs. Running in parallel, EVS World highlights the latest in electric vehicles (EVs), battery storage, charging infrastructure, and sustainable mobility solutions.
Saleem Khan Tanoli, CEO of FAKT Exhibitions, shared his vision for the event: “These exhibitions play a vital role in shaping Pakistan’s future. We’re building a gateway where global innovation meets local ambition, creating a platform for solutions that truly matter.”
Positioned as a pivotal gathering for industry dialogue, the event brings together policymakers, innovators, utilities, energy providers, and technology firms, opening avenues for collaboration across the country’s evolving energy and transport landscape. With sustainability at its core, Electricity Pakistan and EVS World aim to accelerate progress toward a resilient, connected, and environmentally responsible energy future for Pakistan.
