karachi, 12th May 2026: Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) recently participated in the three day 19th International Agri Asia Exhibition & Conference 2026, reaffirming its longstanding commitment to advancing agricultural mechanization and supporting Pakistan’s farming community. The exhibition was recently held in Lahore and brought together key stakeholders from across Pakistan’s agriculture and livestock sectors.
As one of the country’s leading tractor manufacturers, AGTL showcased its advanced farming technologies and highlighted its continued efforts to empower farmers with reliable, efficient, and innovative mechanization solutions designed to improve agricultural yield and productivity.
A key highlight was the visit of Chief Guest Chaudhry Shafay Hussain, Punjab Minister for Industry and Commerce, and Chinese Consul General Sun Yan, to the AGTL stall. The Chief Guest appreciated AGTL’s product lineup, particularly the NH 850, and lauded the company’s efforts in advancing mechanization across Pakistan. The stall also featured a special showcase of Al-Ghazi’s 600,000th produced tractor unit, signed by the team that built it, making its first public display at the event, a moment that drew significant attention from visitors and dignitaries alike.
While speaking about this participation, Yasin Seker, CEO of Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited, said, “Agri Asia is one of the most important platforms for Pakistan’s agriculture sector and we are proud to have been part of it once again. This year was particularly special for us, having just crossed 600,000 units produced, it was a moment to celebrate with the very community we have been serving for decades. Our commitment to Pakistan’s farmers has never been stronger, and we look forward to continuing this journey together.
The exhibition served as a valuable platform for industry engagement, knowledge exchange, and showcasing emerging agricultural technologies and innovations. AGTL’s participation further reinforced its role as a trusted partner to Pakistan’s farmers and its continued focus on driving agricultural progress through mechanization.