ISLAMABAD: IMARAT Group has announced a landmark partnership with Imtiaz, Pakistan’s leading retail chain, marking a major milestone for the IMARAT Downtown development.
This collaboration is part of a broader vision to bring the best brands from Pakistan and around the world to IMARAT Downtown, further solidifying its position as Islamabad’s premier destination for shopping, business, and entertainment.
Imtiaz will open its largest hypermarket spanning 75,000 sqft, offering a world-class shopping experience. Designed to international standards, the hypermarket will feature cutting-edge interiors and exceptional services.
Shafiq Akbar, Chairman of IMARAT Group, shared his thoughts on the collaboration: “At IMARAT, we take immense pride in seeing Pakistan’s name shine globally. With IMARAT Downtown, we’re not just bringing an internationally competitive development to Islamabad, but one that will surpass global standards. We had the option to bring international brands; however, after thorough research, we chose to partner with Imtiaz, a leading local brand, because we believe they can serve the people of Islamabad better than any international competitor.”
Imtiaz Hussain, the founder of Imtiaz Hypermarket, expressed his excitement about the venture: “Imtiaz has many exciting ventures on the horizon, with the grand opening of our 40th and largest hypermarket at IMARAT Downtown being the most prominent.
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