ISLAMABAD — A high-level business delegation from China’s All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce (ACFIC) met with the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) on Wednesday. The group, led by Director Yi Jiang, discussed investment opportunities in Pakistan. They explored sectors like renewable energy, healthcare, education, and logistics.
During the meeting, CCP Chairman Dr. Kabir Ahmed Sidhu explained Pakistan’s growing market potential. He highlighted investor-friendly policies and a strong regulatory system. Dr. Sidhu said CCP promotes fair competition and prevents market abuse. He emphasized transparency as key to building investor trust.
The Chinese delegation showed keen interest in Pakistan’s key industries. They praised CCP’s efforts to keep the market efficient and competitive. This approach encourages business growth and safeguards fair trade practices. They also welcomed Pakistan’s focus on sustainable economic development.
The ACFIC represents over 3,000 regional federations across China. It supports private businesses and fosters cooperation between government and industry. The federation also influences policies that boost innovation and growth. It plays a major role in China’s domestic and global economic relations.
Chairman Sidhu assured full support for Chinese investment in Pakistan. He stressed that competitive markets and innovation drive national progress. Both sides agreed to strengthen ties and promote sustainable development. This partnership aims to benefit Pakistan’s economy and future growth.