Pakistan’s Commerce Minister, Jam Kamal Khan, engaged in a series of high-level meetings with prominent Chinese companies during his official visit to China, urging them to invest in the country’s key economic sectors. These discussions centered on expanding bilateral cooperation in industries such as textiles, agriculture, mining, e-commerce, and food processing.
Minister Khan emphasized Pakistan’s strategic geographic advantage and reiterated the government’s strong commitment to facilitating sustainable Chinese investments in sectors that drive economic growth.
One major focus was attracting new Chinese capital to modernize the textile industry, particularly through the adoption and transfer of advanced technologies aimed at enhancing production efficiency. Additionally, both parties explored partnerships in mining and mineral extraction, seeking to utilize Chinese technical expertise to optimize Pakistan’s natural resource development.
Meanwhile, efforts to modernize trade infrastructure included agreements to promote digital trade and strengthen e-commerce collaboration between the two countries. The talks concluded with a shared commitment to ease market access for Pakistani exporters, which is anticipated to significantly boost exports of sesame, agricultural goods, and processed food items to the Chinese market.
