Paapam to participate in Auto Expo 2014

The Newspaper's Staff Reporter Published January 11, 2012

LAHORE, Jan 11: The Pakistan Automotive Parts and Accessories Manufacturers Association (Paapam) will participate in Auto Expo 2014 in India.

This was decided during a meeting between Paapam chairman Nabeel Hashmi and Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India executive director Vinnie Mehta on the sidelines of Auto Expo 2012 in New Delhi.

Over 850 exhibitors from 22 countries participated in the Indian auto show. The exhibit saw the launch of over 50 new vehicles while major global brands including Mercedes Benz, Range Rover, Chrysler, Rolls Royce, Renault, Honda, Toyota, Suzuki and Harley Davidson displayed their products along side local Indian brands Mahindera, Bajaj, Hero and Tata.

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