According to diplomatic sources, the two leaders will review cooperation in defence, trade, investment, energy, information technology, industry, regional connectivity and other strategic sectors. They are also expected to discuss ways to deepen the strategic partnership and enhance economic collaboration.
The visit comes amid evolving developments in the Middle East and renewed diplomatic efforts to promote regional peace and security.
Prime Minister Shehbaz and President Erdoğan are expected to exchange views on the situations in Gaza, Iran, Syria and the wider Middle East, as well as regional security, counterterrorism, energy security and global political developments.
As neighbouring countries maintaining close ties with Iran, Pakistan and Türkiye are also expected to discuss efforts to promote lasting peace, regional stability and future cooperation, with both countries continuing to support dialogue and diplomacy.
During his visit, the prime minister will address the Pakistan-Türkiye Business Forum, which will be attended by Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, ministers, business leaders, investors and senior officials from both countries.
The forum will highlight investment opportunities in Pakistan, particularly in Special Economic Zones (SEZs), energy, information technology, infrastructure, manufacturing, trade and privatisation.
Prime Minister Shehbaz is also scheduled to hold separate meetings with chief executives of leading Turkish companies to discuss investment opportunities, government incentives, ease of doing business and expanding bilateral economic cooperation.
