• Alibaba.com will hold an export seller summit in Lahore on December 8, 2022.
• The event will emphasize on the opportunities for exporters, manufacturers, wholesalers, traders and retailers.
• It will provide tips and advice on practical ways to start an online export business.

KARACHI: Alibaba.com, a leading platform for global business-to-business (B2B) trade, announced that it will hold an export seller summit in Lahore on December 8, 2022 at Nishat Hotel, a statement said.

The event will emphasize on the opportunities for exporters, manufacturers, wholesalers, traders and retailers in Lahore to reach the global online B2B buyer base, it added.

The hybrid event, which will be live streamed concurrently online will gather existing and aspiring exporters and provide tips and advice on practical ways to start an online export business using the Alibaba.com platform.

Additionally, it will answer frequently asked questions by small and medium-sized enterprises about how to overcome obstacles and expand their businesses in the global B2B e-commerce industry.

The Alibaba.com seller is being organised to highlight the emerging ecommerce narrative “Bharo Digital Export Ki Nayi Udaan Lahore Se”.

It will highlight the diverse topics, including the potential of B2B e-commerce, how to start exporting using Alibaba.com, trends in selected categories such as apparel, leather and textiles and the Alibaba.com ecosystem. Real-Life Alibaba.com seller success stories will also be shared.

The event will feature a line-up of experts in the export and e-commerce fields, including Song Song, head of Alibaba.com Pakistan; Maaz Mehmood, executive member of the Sundar Trade and Industry Association; Ahmed Jahangir, executive director of Home Textile Business at Nishat Mills; Amy Li, marketing head at Alibaba.com Pakistan; and Aziz Ur Rehman, founder of Adan Enterprises.

Alibaba.com will also discuss the previous success stories of sellers working through their platform in Pakistan and how it is acting as an e-commerce pillar to this industry.

Alibaba.com is now more focused to increase the e-commerce industry in Pakistan, especially in Lahore to make B2B trade as easy and as accessible as possible for the buyers and sellers.

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