Nestlé Pakistan to attend sustainable development moot
KARACHI: Nestlé Pakistan is set to participate in the 29th Sustainable Development Conference (SDC) and Sustainability Investment Expo (SIE), hosted by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) from November 2 to 5, 2026, bringing to the forum its efforts to advance regenerative agriculture through food systems, climate action and water stewardship, better systems and packaging, and…
Karachi, November 1, 2026 - The Nestlé Pakistan company will be attending the 29th Sustainable Development Conference (SDC) and Sustainability Investment Expo (SIE) from November 2 to 5, 2026. The event, organized by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), will showcase the company's commitment to advancing regenerative agriculture through various initiatives. These include food systems, climate action and water stewardship, better systems and packaging, and circular economy.
Nestlé Pakistan has already received recognition for its efforts at the previous year's conference. In 2025, the company secured the first position in Renewable Energy & Low-Carbon Transitions at the SDC Sustainability Awards. Additionally, Nestlé Pakistan received the Best Pavilion Award at the Sustainability Investment Expo.
For the upcoming event, the company will return to demonstrate how sustainability is being integrated across its entire value chain. This will involve showcasing interventions being implemented on farms, factories, communities, and ecosystems. The theme for the 2026 Sustainability Investment Expo is "Advancing Regenerative Food Systems at Scale."
Speaking about the company's participation, Sheikh Waqar Ahmad, Head of Corporate Affairs & Sustainability for Nestlé Pakistan & Afghanistan, emphasized that building more resilient food systems begins with supporting farmer livelihoods and healthier ecosystems. The company is also focused on strengthening the value chain.
Nestlé's presence at the SIE will provide visitors with an immersive experience, allowing them to learn about the various sustainability initiatives being undertaken by the company.
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