On February 12, 2026, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan met with a delegation from Türkiye’s Agricultural Technologies Cluster (TUME) to discuss enhancing bilateral cooperation in agriculture and livestock sectors. The meeting, as reported by Profit by Pakistan Today, was attended by key figures including the Turkish Ambassador İrfan Neziroğlu and several Pakistani ministers. The delegation, led by TUME Board Chairman Abdulkadir Karagöz, presented advanced agricultural technologies aimed at improving crop yields and productivity. Prime Minister Sharif emphasized the need for modern technology to unlock Pakistan's agricultural potential, stating, 'Pakistan is keen to strengthen its exemplary brotherly ties with Türkiye through a robust economic partnership.' This sentiment was echoed across multiple sources, including the Daily Times and Business Recorder, highlighting the strategic importance of this cooperation.