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Chinese delegation eyes investment, industrial relocation in Pakistan’s key sectors

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BEIJING – A Chinese business delegation comprising Xinjiang Iron Brothers Co Ltd and four other major Chinese companies visited the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) – the council formed to woo foreign investments.

Noted economist Mr. Yuan Jianmin led the delegation, and was greeted warmly by SIFC officials. The delegation received in-depth presentations on investment prospects across several priority sectors, including Agriculture, Livestock, IT, Energy, Minerals, Tourism, and Industry, as well as on the government’s efforts to enhance the investment environment in Asian nation.

They were informed about key aspects of Pakistan’s industrial development. The delegation expressed strong interest in investing in these sectors and considering the relocation of Chinese industries to Pakistan, including the Gilgit-Baltistan region.

This visit is expected to further strengthen the ongoing Business-to-Business relations between Islamabad and Beijing.

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